Last Glimpse of Ophelia... Wood Print

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Shakespear's Hamlet says of his finance Ophelia whom he left drowning at the alter, literally, "Too much of water hast thou, poor Ophelia, And therefore I forbid my tears..." But Ophelia, a fierce female character in the Bard's famous play gets the last laugh, so to speak, she has no tears for Hamlet - only the beauty of the rippling waters in the stream that becomes her watery grave.

I love photography because it always surprises me. I like to merge portraits with photos of nature because the process always has unexpected results. I have created scenes giving Mother Nature a voice and a cause. I have created portraits that bring Shakespearean characters to life. I have been lucky enough to win several awards in the Photography and Fine Arts Exhibition at the California State Fair. I have had Editor Favorites on Your Shot the National Geographic Website. My photo "Seasons of Life" was published by National Geographic Your Shot, selected by Maggie Steber for the Nat Geo story, "Not Just a Face..." I have had many of my photos featured on Instagram by Ourfotoworld and PhotowalkGlobal.