The “Documentary Photography” class at Idaho State University for which I signed up in 1973 required me to have a camera. So I purchased a 35mm Minolta film camera, 50mm lens, and a few rolls of black-and-white film. I received the worst grade of my college career in that class. But I discovered that through photography there’s a different way of seeing and thinking. And that there’s a lifetime of learning in it.
Exhibits
Annual exhibits at the UC Berkeley Faculty Club from 2003-2024 comprise the bulk of my exhibiting. The historic Faculty Club building, designed by Maybeck, has a solid redwood wall on which my photos were exhibited. Across the hall from the exhibition space was a wall of windows overlooking a small garden, in all a beautiful setting for my photos.
Galleries
The exhibits ranged from 10-15 photos which meant that I have many more photos to show.
