Alaskan Illusion Metal Print

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This image was my early-morning reward for rolling out of my bunk while everyone else on board was asleep -- everyone, the birds, the seals... everyone! The unbroken water with the sky and the glacier moraine images reflected in it took my breath away. When I recovered the image from my camera and saw it on my screen, I rejoiced that my lens had captured the still magic of that morning.

A "real" camera, my first, I purchased more than 50 years ago. I didn't intend to become a commercial photographer, but simply to capture what extraordinary compositions I deemed captivating through my magic lenses. My images began to captivate my friends, grew in numbers, and finally admonished me to share my good fortune. I still consider my love of photography to be that of a humble traveler although I have sold and gathered a few kind, "official" kudos along the way. Since that first Minolta, I have lived and traveled the hills of my native California, the fjords and inlets of Southeast Alaska's Inside Passage, and the prairies of Kansas, my current home. My image catalog is finite now, the years have stopped my travels, and Lyme's...