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The granite around Acadia National Park is about 360 million years old and was formed through several volcanic processes. The fine granite and coarse granite containing large crystals, quartz and other minerals all cooled at different rates. Over time, the rock face has become a home to various forms of lichen adding more colors to the already beautiful patterns in the rock. I hope you enjoy natures abstracts as much as I do.

I have been wandering around with my camera for over 30 years. Everything interests me. Little tiny buds in the forest, vast panoramic landscapes, interesting old buildings, and silent snowy woods. I have had the honor of having a photo of Fort Michilimackinac in Mackinaw City, Michigan chosen for the December 2015 cover of Michigan History magazine. Indeed, as a life-long Michigander, in my portfolio you will find many images of our lovely Michigan shorelines, the Freighters that sail the Great Lakes, Michigan landmark locations such as Mackinac Island, Belle Isle, Greenfield Village, and more. I also had an image chosen in July of 2020 and again in 2021 to be included in the publication "Our Magnificent Planet" by Lenswork...