By nature, I am a landscape fine art photographer who has been created out of the divine within and the family of origin of Frederick - deeply rooted in the combination of the masculine and the feminine.

My father - Frederick - was a frustrated landscaper - who instead toiled during the week at a job that he hated and spent his free time trying to create beauty on his small Long Island New York property.

My grandfather - Frederick - was a supervisor of a motion picture lab. He dreamed of being a photographer, but instead made prints of other peoples work.

As an artist, I believe that the combination of the sacred feminine and sacred masculine can be found in nature and can be captured in monographs of rigorous beauty.

My surname comes from the south of Germany - and means violinist.  I suppose that is why I have spent the first part of my adult life - fiddling with technology - something that I was good at but hated - like my father and grandfather before me.

I am retired from technology management and now photograph and process location images of People, Landscapes and precious objects - which - in my opinion channel the divine and the sacred.

I also offer a full range of photographic workflow services and education to Pittsburgh area advanced amateur and professionals as well as life coaching in areas of spiritual growth and development.  For more information contact me.