A punchy collection highlighting the geometry and color of desert vegetation at Boyce Thompson Arboretum.

This digital artwork represents the Native American dancers in light of their heritage and the spirituality of their dances.

A sampling of Tucson's older building's classic southwestern architecture.

These desert images are composites of two photos - one upright and the other upside down

This series consists of multiple exposure images taken at Dave's Old Truck Rescue in Sprague, Washington.

With a vertical motion of the camera during the exposure, these sailboats are transformed into mystic vessels.

A series of Native American dancers isolated to reveal the detail of their regalia and the movement of their dance.

A selection of blossoms presented as a group to highlight the variety of colors and shapes in nature.

Panning the camera to track the motion then adding a supportive artistic effect provides an interesting set of team roping images.

These images capture the action at a calf roping event. Both men and women participate to show their skills.

Multiple exposure photography captures the illusion of movement in these Calf Roping images.

This series highlights the beautiful form and lines made by small waves.

Abstract images created by blending right-side up and upside-down images of tree.

Art meets science when photographing objects through water droplets placed on a flat plate of glass.

Fall colors captured in Colorado's San Juan Mountains.

Stop-action photographs that presents alcoholic beverages in a similar, zany style.

The lasting impressions of a visit to Russia in 1986. The sepia tone captures the atmosphere.

A collection creatively enhanced images of our furry friends.