I am frequently asked about my process in making my photographs and what kind of equipment I use.  Here is a

brief description of my process and what equipment I use to capture and reproduce my work.

In 2003 I switched to digital cameras completely.  With modern digital cameras and printers I can explore imagery in

a way that was almost impossible back in my film camera days.  Today, with high quality pigment inks and archival

papers, photographs will last much longer than with the old film based chemical processes.  I use only the highest

quality materials when producing my photographic prints.  I print on an Epson r2400 printer with Ultrachrome K3

pigment inks.  The paper I use is 100% cotton rag archival paper.  I mat and frame all of my own work as well.  The

entire matting and framing process is done to gallery archival standards.  All mat board, backing board and

materials are 100% archival.

List of Equipment:

Nikon D2X and D40X Cameras

Nikon Pro Grade Lenses

Lexar Digital Film

Epson R2400 Printer

Moab Entrada Paper

Museum Digital Paper

Cresent Mat Board & Backing Board