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- AboutI create images because I love to do it. I simply love to do it. I’m intrigued by people, expressions, light and open spaces. I’m hopelessly compelled to connect with photography every day. For me, photography is a liberating addiction. I primarily work on personal self-interest projects, but I’ve had my work published in books, featured on websites and used in corporate marketing material. I have minor OCD and often complicate my life with manic multi-tasking and heavy doses of caffeine. I love technology and have spent many years in the field of corporate Information Technology. Along the way, photography has helped me understand and express who I am and how I see the world. Being a portrait photographer has taught me a lot about people and human trust. I mean, it takes a lot of trust to sit in front of photographer’s lens. When someone is having his/her portrait taken, there’s a lot of vulnerability involved. As a photographer, I recognize and respect this vulnerability. My goal is simple – tell a story and deliver an image the client assumed was impossible. Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to have developed many long-term, meaningful relationships. Each of these relationships has…
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All Posts Tagged Tag: ‘Jenny Sehenuk’
Expressions of Loss
Several months ago I wrote about my good friend, Becky Sehenuk and her experience of losing a twin sister (Jenny) in a motorcycle accident. You can read the original post ”Losing Jenny” here. For many reasons, this was difficult to write. Doing so made me realize I was largely helpless to help her. Despite every desire to somehow remove this painful experience …
Losing Jenny
Is it possible to mourn the loss of someone you’ve never met? I’m not completely certain, but I do feel a deep sense of loss and regret when I think of Jennifer (Jenny) Anne Sehenuk. Tragically, Jenny died in a motorcycle accident on October 1st, 2010 in Valencia, California. She was on her way to her mother’s home for a …
