In the early days photography wasn't considered art. It took Albert Steiglitz, Ansel Adams, Edward Steichen and many others to reveal the creative power of photography. I've loved photography since I was eleven. I drove my parents crazy for a single lens reflex camera. I kept whining until they broke down. I knew the box next to the Chanukah candles was a sophisticated camera. I was cruelly disappointed. It was called a Kodak Pony Two. Not Nikon, not Canon, not Olympus.. Ah well..times have changed. My images have been published worldwide. Two of my landscapes are magazine covers and my photo "Lone Tree In Utah" was awarded by the U.N. I must toot my horn, toot toot! because it's a tough world and I am in the photography business. Some of my photos have the look of paintings. I assure you, everything is done with a camera. Browse through my galleries and think about the gift that's got you stuck...what to give to a husband who already has every gizmo. Or to a wife who will appreciate the romanticism in a gift of an object of beauty. Or to a boss whose breath smells like salami and cigar smoke! Enjoy!