Photography has been a lifelong passion that began with my dad teaching me the basics, including processing the film and making slides, to record our family vacations. In high school, I joined
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Photography has been a lifelong passion that began with my dad teaching me the basics, including processing the film and making slides, to record our family vacations. In high school, I joined the yearbook team as a photographer, capturing the highlights of our school’s sporting events. Those early years provided a strong foundation and enduring interest in photography.
After vacationing and living in Colorado on and off since childhood, I made Gilpin County my home in 2016 with my wife and business partner Amy Skinner. As the Business Director of Peak to Peak Counseling I’ve put my three decades of work experience within the hospitality industry and customer service to use serving our local community. Since 2021, I have enjoyed taking photos for Amy’s monthly mental health column, sharing some of my favorite images from the Peak to Peak area, around Colorado, and across the globe.
Whether hiking, traveling, honing my skiing skills, enjoying a local concert or theater performance, I love capturing special moments on my camera to share with you.