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When is a storm, not a storm? When it is a woman.

Although I took art classes in high school and college, I did not really begin painting until I left military service in 1985. Since then I have discovered that I paint in sporadic periods based upon location, time, and life. By 1996 I shifted gears into photography because it was more easily controlled, and for me, less obsessive. For me, photography is easier to contained in blocks of time than painting where I often look up to find that it is 4 AM in the morning and almost time to begin a commute. Most of my paintings are abstract, and, not surprisingly most of my photographs are not abstract. In many ways, my paintings are more personal and intimate. There are probably many reasons for this, and I suspect one...