These images, and subsequent efforts, led to having my work published in Time, Life, National Geographic World, Nature, Reader's Digest, Outdoor Photographer, Backpacker, Sky & Telescope, Astronomy and other magazines. It's also no surprise that Arizona Highways was interested in publishing some of my images. I've authored more than a few portfolios in the magazine, had work appear in their calendars and as Christmas cards, and even photographed a book for them called "Discover Arizona's Night Sky" (now out of print).

I became interested in rock art and began exploring the wealth of petroglyphs in the South Mountain area where I live. That led to a renewed desire for visiting Native American sites throughout the southwest, which is something I am still working on. I find it enlightening at time to try seeing the world through the beliefs of people not rooted in modern technology.

Currently, my work has gone completely digital. The new medium has meant a rethinking of how I approach and work in photography. I have found a new enjoyment in making and even looking at my images. I see so much more in them than I ever did when using film. I expect to explore the boundaries of this virtual photographic rebirth for many years.