Fine Art Photographer from the beautiful Island of Puerto Rico currently living and creating art in Virginia with my wife, 3 year old son and 2 month old daughter. Graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a Bachelors of Fine Arts in 2004. I work as a Marketing Director for a beautiful summer camp in Virginia which allows me the freedom to work on on my art.

“My work is based on my life and what I see as beautiful and stunning around me. I have taken a hard look at the world and I try to let that come through in my work.”

Visual Inspirations started about in April of 2006 as a place to reinspire my fleeting creativity. During this time it has grown into more of a creative sketch book and journal, a place to post things that interest me visually and creatively. Photography being my passion you will see more of its beauty here but from time to time various other stunning imagery will grace the pages of this site.

The work presented here is usually shot with a Canon Digital Rebel XT and a variety of lenses. Occasionally I may work film based which I haven’t done since I lost access to a darkroom, very sad I know. I don’t really like handing my film to anyone I rather do it all myself and digital affords me that luxury. Film or digital my work usually ends up on a computer screen for some tweaking and final touches or a complete overhaul. When I point my lens at something it’s because it caught my eye in some visual or personal way and I’m interested in remembering that moment for ever, it be a beautiful sunset, the intersting textures on a 100 year old tree, or the curves of a beautiful body if I can photograph it I will. What happens after I shoot it is what you see here I may love it as is or it may need some touches to really express what I was thinking at the time.

NOTE:
I never use Internet Explorer and have never viewed my site on IE, well that is until today and it looks terrible. I guess it’s safe to say that if you have IE this will not be a pleasant experience. I’ll do my best to improve upon this little mishap but in the meantime I’d suggest Firefox or for those maclovers out there Safari.