I like to bring a focused perspective—a sense of meaning—to the world I live in. I find my subjects in the vast and ever-changing patterns of the desert atmosphere—and in the men and women who live and work here among the creatures that inhabit these wild spaces. Sometimes I see there is not a great difference between people and landscapes. I am what you might call an "intuitive" artist. I seldom search for my subjects. More often than not, I find my subjects in my wanderings. When what I see "feels'" right, I just "know" that it is right. I often photograph in the mornings—not necessarily because of the light, but because it is the most quiet in the morning. I like it out here in the quiet—the solitude. Solitude is an inspiration.