My photos share the way I see, the 20x30 size helps create intimacy and saturates the eye with color. Technology has changed and continues to.   All large format photos are now processed digitally, my 35mm film is scanned and becomes a print (depending on what I read the digitally produced photographic print has different names, I even wonder if it is still a photograph),  I am often not happy with the results, perhaps if I were willing to become a digital photographer and put in lots of computer time, I could recapture the initial image or new images that are more true to what I saw.   Maybe sometime, but not yet. Mostly I use the macro-lens as it creates a subtle, forced focus.  On each photo, my initials & the year are camouflaged; it is often a real challenge to find them. I choose a museum laminate method of mounting as the photos are protected and there is no glare. The multi-photo pieces sometimes bridge 2-D & 3-D.

The sculptual pieces are more integrated examples of my creativity. There is no one examaple. I love the process. Sculpture uses many facets of who I am and how I am in the world.