In terms of subjects, my photography is, well, everywhere.  Natural landscapes, urban landscapes, street photography, seascapes, sunrises and sunsets, stars, night, sport, architecture.  If there is a consistency, it is probably the visual relationships between different shapes.   I rarely delete from my image library as I often need time to recognize how the shapes connect.  Then I begin to understand how the photograph should look.

Photography usually doesn’t start with a blank canvas.  Instead, it begins with a chaotic reality, from which distractions must be discarded so a certain kind of simplicity remains.  That was the situation with this diptych.  On a cold winter morning, two crows perched on wires were having a conversation.  The idea to make a diptych came later.