Do you see what I see?

Fine art photography is said to be a medium in which the camera is the tool to convey the artist idea, his emotion, his message, rather than simply documenting a subject.
Ken accomplishes these goals with brilliance and precision.

Inspired by parents, who taught me to be curious and explore, my love for wildlife and nature began the moment I could walk.

At age six, my father handed me a battered 1945 Kodak Junior Six-20, only twelve black-an-white frames, but endless magic. 

A trip to the Catskill Game Farm taught me patience, observation, and respect for animal behavior, sparking a lifelong passion for wildlife and nature photography that has never faded. 

Though my career led me into experimental R&D (designing prototype MRI systems and advanced medical devices) and I have enjoyed wood-turning work, photography has remained central in my life.

From the early digital cameras and pre-1.0 Photoshop to 3D graphics and modern imaging, I've explored photography across art, science, and technology, aways driven by curiosity and the desire to preserve moments in time.

I love detail, I strive for every little bit of visual stimulation. 
And I learn from every photo.