Indee's Initiation

Indee escapes a grab from Manny during his first turnout with the boys this morning.

Featured Art

"Back Fourty"

A solitary hickory tree graces the back corner of the south field, standing silhouetted against the upper woods and hedgerow as the setting sun washes them in a golden glow, fading the brilliant blue of the afternoon sky to soft hues of evening blush.

Open edition. Unstretched canvas print, Premier Gloss finish. Image size: 16 x 10.6", $125.00. To purchase, click here. Museum and Gallery Wrap also available.

Framed Fuji Crystal Archive print, finished size: 21 x 17" (14 x 10" image), $270.00. To purchase, click here.

Additional sizes and papers available.

Grandpa's Team

"Grandpa's Team"

"Grandpa's Team" won first place in the photography division at the Art at the Classic exhibit at the Draft Horse Classic in Grass Valley, California. This award was a special honor for me, as the judge was one of my favorite artists whose work I greatly admire, Lesley Harrison.

Open edition photographic print on Fuji Crystal Archive paper. Image size, 15 x 10", $50.00. To purchase, click here.

Framed print, finished size 21 x 16", $275.00. To purchase, click here.

Additional sizes, papers and canvas prints available.

Truth

"All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident."

-Authur Schopenhauer

Mitch

"Mitch"

Darling little Mitch explores the vast green sea that is his world. Endlessly devoted to his person, Mitch would follow Michaela around the yard; bounding through tall grass, scooting up the nearest tree, leaping at insects and butterflies. His was an exhuberant spirit, spreading joy with his infectious enthusiasm, who sadly left us far too soon. Mitch became suddenly, violently ill, and after running a series of tests that left us with a grim prognosis, the heartbreaking decision to have Mitch euthanized was made; compounded only by the heartbreaking task of having to tell my young daughter that we could not save her best friend.

Mitch is remembered fondly, and he still brings us happiness when we recall the sweet days we spent with him, and how he taught us so much about the simple joys in life: bounding through tall grass, climbing trees, chasing butterflies, and most of all, friendship.

Open edition Fuji Crystal Archive photographic print. Image size: 9 x 6", $35.00. To purchase, click here.

Additional sizes, papers, frame options and canvas prints available.