The art was created by merging several colorful prints. Once done this title seemed to be the most logical name for this print.

This print was created by merging two prints: “Martinique Sunset” and the print: “Mixing Gold.” I added a few placement tricks.

This print started out as a photograph of a Dahlia, taken at Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto, California.”

One of my most recent rose photos. It is quickly becoming a fan favorite.

This “Same Thinking” was what I said to my general manager when he told me that our company was rehiring the consultant to fix a project the consultant screwed up to begin with. The background art is from a series of paintings I titled “Patterns.“ Description goes here

I took the photo of "Mister Lincoln" in September 2020 after it had already blossomed by three days. I wrote the poem in September 2021. We have a flower-only, large canvas print of "Mister Lincoln" over our fireplace. It is also the first print you see if you are reading our "Flash Dream" book.

Another amazing Kauai photo from my son. Studying this sea against this rocky shore image, I had no trouble creating the poem for this print.

Around 2016, my son took his family to Kauai and took some knock-out photos. (He taught me photography.) I was struggling one day for a poem/slogan to use to create a new birthday card for our card collection. I revisited this photo that he took. I thought it was amazing, which gave way to the inspiration for the birthday poem.

Sometimes the Muse gets lucky and with a little image merging and tweaking, art falls into one's lap and a print creates its self, then leaves one to only name it. People seem to get a kick out of this print, so I had wanted to include it.

I had this roses photo and I felt it needed something extra. Bubbles! I used Adobe to help me with the bubbles, but I have, in the past, used a child's bubble making gun to shoot real bubbles over flowers and then take high speed photos to create similar prints. The poem is one written for this print.

The story behind "A Moon's Sunset " is that the sunset photo was shot in September 2017 with a Nikon 3300, with little if any setting changes. The photo was taken at the end of our street at sunset. I was able to sneak a moon into the print.

This print started out as a rose image, but it morphed into this unique “Butterflies Cave” art.

“Degaussed Red Roses” was a photo digitally enhanced on photoshop. The roses are from our garden.

This print is merge-art with the combining of the prints “Colliding Planets” and “Balancing Moon.” A simple but powerful image. We started getting requests for prints the moment we posted it. Enjoy.

I had taken this photo of a rose in our front yard. Memorial Day was approaching, so I decided to spend some time on it to see if the image could become something of worth. And so, it has.

We had stopped at Stanford Shopping Center (California) for lunch. Their walkways had many raised flower beds. I took many photos of many flowers while many on-lookers ‘looked on.’ I made 4 great prints from my collection of photos. This was my favorite – and it is so with many of our friends.

I named this print “Newlywed’s Quarrel.” I have no idea why that title popped into my head. I guess due to the wedding type colors.

This rose photo was taken at the Allied Arts Guild in Menlo Park, California. I tweaked it to my liking. I have two versions. The single flower print and a print accompanied by a poem I wrote and was published some years ago.

This rose photo was taken at the Allied Arts Guild in Menlo Park, California. I tweaked it to my liking. I have two versions. The single flower print and a print accompanied by a poem I wrote and was published some years ago.

I needed a new 'Friend' print. I shot this photo at the Allied Arts Guild in Menlo Park, California. Thinking of my friends, the poem came rather quickly.

I took over 500 photos of the January 2022 “Wolf Moon.” I added the stars and clouds. I have received many compliments on this print.

This enhanced image-merge design combined the print “Dancing Colors” and “’70s Lava Lamp #2.”

This art combines the prints “Vegas Water Fountain” and one of my thousands of cloud photos. I enhanced the colors to give the art more life.

I needed new art for my business cards. I layered 4 art prints on atop each other. This was the first time I used four images on one print. This is one of my personal favorites.

This print started with a photo of a palm tree near my home. I whipped up a colorful background, which was placed behind the tree image.

This painting was done with palette knives using large amounts of iridescent paint on a black canvas. It was my last painting of the day and took less than 20 minutes to complete. One of my personal favorites. I gifted the original painting to my cousin for her birthday.

This is one of my favorite moon photos, taken with my Nikon camera, without using a tripod or remote shutter release. I added stars and clouds.