Like most photographers, I get a rush of excitement when my photos appear on a magazine's cover. And I've been blessed to partner with art director Bob Hashioka in the creation of several photo collages for print and online publications.
There are few things more gratifying than writing and publishing a feature length story after conducting research and relevant interviews with subject matter experts.
It has been a thrill to see my work published in several respected publications across the horse racing industry and to be voted one of three finalists for Canada’s 2017 Sovereign Award.
I have been privileged to have thoroughbred breeding and retirement farms use my photographs in their magazine and online advertisements. These are a few of my favorites.
It is always gratifying when somebody reaches out to ask permission to use my work for exhibits, books, promotional brochures and varied forms of artwork.
In the fall of 2018, The Kentucky Derby Museum showcased an exhibit dedicated to the Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas. I was so proud the Museum used my photograph of Lukas in their introductory panel.
I was thrilled to have my photos included in Ronnie Driestadt’s 2022 book, Wicked Tales of the Kentucky Derby.
I was very flattered when writer Edie Dickenson asked if she could use several of my photographs for her 2010 book, They Call the Horses: Eleven Race Announcers at American Thoroughbred Tracks.
In 2018, Argentinian ceramic sculptor Valeria Scuderi used my photo of classic champion Empire Maker as the basis for one of her portraits.
