I was born in Los Angeles. I received a Bachelor of Arts degree (mathematics) in 1960 from Pomona College in Southern California. I taught secondary mathematics in the Los Angeles Unified School District for 33 years.

I was an active member of the Stereo Club of Southern California. I was active in this camera club for over 25 years, holding almost every office in the club.

I joined PSA in the early 1970's and was highly involved in the Stereo Division through the 1990's. I received my APSA in 1982. I won many awards for my photography through the Photographic Society of America.

My partner and I developed several stereo programs. These programs were presented in stereo format with fade and dissolve technique and stereophonic sound.

In 1997 I received my MASTER STEREOGRAPHER AWARD #2 as a star exhibitor in the Stereo Division.

After retiring from teaching in 1995, I moved to Taos, New Mexico, with my lifetime partner and took up weaving, printing, multi-media, and glass fusion workshops through the Taos Institute of Arts. My three great passions are digital photography, fused glass art, and gardening. My interests in photography are stereo (3D) photography, landscapes, and people. Recently, I like to create fantasy photos using photo manipulations. Through Photoshop and other digital techniques, one can develop images which seem to hold light and has become for me a glorious medium of fantasy. I want to develop imagery which contain magical and mystical places, and abstract journeys. I hope to create (using the different tools and processes of PS), digital mind-voyages in vibrant color.

My computer system consists of an Apple G4 with a 23 inch HD display. My printer is an Epson stylus PHOTO RX 700. I'm currently using Photoshop 7. Last semester, I took a digital imaging course (Photoshop 7) at the University of New Mexico, Taos branch. I hope to take the intermediate digital imaging course next semester.