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Was once described by the gallery owner who hosted my first exhibition as "A deeply disturbed Ansel Adams." Later he called me "The Most Dangerous Man in Photography" after an unfortunate incident involving a spilled bottle of Bass Pale Ale and his negative collection.

He has been photographing trains and their environment for 40 years. In 1978, he co-authored the book Wheels Rolling—West with Ted Benson. He founded and operated Westrail Publications from 1978 to 1988, publishing the book Echoes Down the Canyon by Ted Benson in 1986. He also produced an acclaimed series of railroad calendars. He currently works in the Graphic Communications Department for the Rancho Santiago Community College District and lives in Fullerton, California with his wife Amy and their two grown children, Emily and John. He also has two older daughters, Melissa and Jennifer, and seven grandchildren.