The Zen of Seeing is the name of a course I designed and taught for The Hornsey College Of Art in London. Many students ask me, "What should I photograph?" The Zen of Seeing is the ability to recognize that there are wonderful photographs all around us -- the patterns of paving stones, the texture of the bark of a tree, the patterns of shadows etc, etc. Everywhere I go, I see the world in pictures, and I never tire of taking them. On this website The Zen of Seeing is an ongoing series of collages of photos that I shot for the joy of photography.

Natural Architectural Landscapes is a series of black and white landscapes highlighting the beauty of California's natural wonders. Photos are from Joshua Tree National Park and Red Rock Canyon State Park.

The Jantar Mantar is a collection of architectural astronomical instruments built in Jaipur, India by the Maharaja Jai Singh II between 1727 and 1734.

In the early 1990's I received a grant from Mrs. Hasmik Hovnanian of the Hovnanian Foundation for the start of a photographic essay of Post Soviet Armenia and its lifestyles.

This was a job commissioned by the Indian government to promote tourism. I was given the freedom to choose my own subjects and take pictures of my choice to show the beauty of India and its people. Many of these photos were also used in a special exhibition at The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) titled "India Today."