Inspired by my curiosity and endless pursuit of travel, the motives behind BLiP Photo are simple, but powerful:

  • BBELIEVE in yourself
  • LLOVE what you do
  • i IMAGINE anything is possible (the “i” is lower case as a reminder to always THINK BIG)
  • PPERSEVERE … NEVER give up!

I am a storyteller at heart, and in my life’s journey there are times where I’ve captured images to illustrate these adventures. As a journalist, I pay attention to the details. As the son of an artist, I also love to create. So while I am a word person, my eyes are always open. These images are just some of what I have seen. There are two lines of art: Patterns in Nature and Panoramas. While all original photos are my own, I partner with some highly skilled professional printers here in Chicago. This is what they have to say about each print:

“Each print is produced using archival pigment inks on museum-grade, acid-free fine art paper. The combination of high-resolution printing and carefully profiled media ensures exceptional detail, rich tonal range, and long-lasting color stability. Crafted for longevity and visual impact, the print is designed to meet the highest standards of fine art reproduction, making it ideal for collectors, galleries, and personal archives. When properly handled and displayed, it will retain its beauty for generations.”
 
In my words – they are really, really good! And for my part, I also have learned to stretch canvas and make frames. The floating frame is my specialty. Thank you, YouTube influencers! I hope you will enjoy my work. There’s something for every budget.

DETAILS: Patterns in Nature

In my travels, I am drawn to the unique colors and patterns in nature. These images are some of my best finds, from the colorful walls of Hamersley Gorge in Western Australia to grains of salt from the Jordanian side of the Dead Sea. Each of these unique images is unaltered, designed by Mother Nature. And they are available on museum-grade, acid-free fine art paper in the following formats (with pricing):

  • 8 x 10 fine art paper, framed or unframed ($35)
  • 11 x 14 fine art paper, framed or unframed ($75)
  • 30 x 40 fine art paper, framed or unframed ($550)
  • NEW! A set of 11 pattern perfect pics, as 5 x 7-inch note cards! ($27.50 for box of 11)
Layer Cake – Hamersley Gorge, Karijin NP, Western Australia
Earth Art – Fortescue Falls, Karijini NP, Western Australia
Black & Gold – Onetahuti Beach, Abel Tasman NP, South Island, New Zealand
Salt Beach, Dead Sea, Jordan
Red Crater – Mount Tongariro Alpine Crossing, North Island, New Zealand
Oh, Canada! – Red Seaweed, Mandalay Beach, Western Australia
Baby Uluru – Walga Rock, near Cue, Western Australia
Nature's Ceiling – Petra, near Wadi Musa, Jordan
Red Curtain – Mammoth Care, near Margaret River, Western Australia
Nature's Ceiling II – Petra, near Wadi Musa, Jordan
Desert Zen – Arches NP, near Moab, Utah

DETAILS: Panoramas etc.

I can’t explain why, but I love the panorama. My printer does not, as it’s a non-standard shape. It makes everything just a little bit harder. I only have a few, but if you have the right spot, they will make a statement. These are one size only, usually 40 x 16 or 36 x 11, on canvas. I also have a handful of one-offs, in 20 x 24 or 16 x 20 formats. There’s even one triptych – a crashing wave as seen from above in a spectacular, mystical place called The Gap, near Albany, Western Australia. Each image includes a story, detailing the location and circumstances behind the shot.

  • 40 x 16 (framed $650; unframed $350; canvas only $125)
  • 36 x 11 (framed $500; unframed $250; canvas only $125)
  • 20 x 24 (framed $450; unframed $250; canvas only $125)
  • 16 x 20 (framed $350; unframed $225; canvas only $100)
  • The Gap Triptych: 16 x 20 (framed $650; unframed $450)
Arches NP, near Moab, Utah
Emerald Lakes – Mount Tongariro Alpine Crossing, North Island, New Zealand
Self Portrait – Keith Haring at Lake Michigan, Chicago
Mist – Waimea Canyon, Kauai, Hawaii
Sonoran Sunset – Near Ajo, Arizona
The Bowl at Delicate Arch, Arches NP, near Moab, Utah
Triptych (1): The Gap – near Albany, Western Australia
Triptych (2): The Gap – near Albany, Western Australia
Triptych (3): The Gap – near Albany, Western Australia

2026 Show Schedule

I show my work mostly in the greater Chicagoland region, but have ventured to Iowa, Indiana and even Arizona. Here’s my schedule for the first half of 2026: