Born in Los Angeles in 1941, this American photographer built a steady presence behind the lens, focusing on the quiet, everyday moments that reveal truth in ordinary settings. From early experimentation with light and color to a disciplined practice of observing scenes unfold, he developed a keen eye for composition and mood. His work traces a lifelong interest in textures, human scale, and the subtle transitions of urban life. Throughout a long career, he sought clarity and honesty in imagery, often collaborating with others to bring intimate projects to light. In later years, he continued to explore new techniques while remaining grounded in a tactile, craft-centered approach to photography.