I’ve never really considered myself a landscape photographer. Perhaps it’s because I grew up in Brooklyn, but every time I was surrounded by breathtaking landscapes, my eyes, and my camera, couldn’t avoid seeing the telephone pole, ski lift, electrical lines, roads etc etc.

However, after living in Switzerland these many years, traveling the world extensively, I have come to appreciate the wonders and beauty that the natural world can present to my eyes and camera. I have begun to ignore those human fingerprints that I previously could not exclude.

And so I have found, maybe in spite of myself, the pure sense of wonder and beauty that untouched ( at least through my camera lens) nature can reveal.