A Georgian Palace In Old Williamsburg Canvas Print

Colonial Williamsburg exists as it is today because the capitol moved during the American Revolution and it was never built up and over. It's the reason that in the early 20th century, original colonial homes and buildings still lined the old streets of Williamsburg and archaeologists could dig down and find the foundations of what was lost.

One of those buildings that was lost was the original home of Virginia's royal governor which once sat at the end of Palace Green. The building seen there today is supposed to be a faithful reproduction of what once stood there, and I give the builders credit. Gazing down Palace Green, it feels as if it's looked this way for hundreds of years, untouched by the passage of time.

I love that feeling, of standing in the pages of history, and that was what fascinated me about Williamsburg, the feeling that I was connecting with our colonial history, that the images I made there had a timeless quality to them. Looking back on my time there,...

Life is full of happy surprises. After just over a decade working in the 9 to 5 cube world, I threw caution to the wind to follow my dreams of being a full time visual artist. That was five years ago! Is it easy? No, but something truly worthwhile is rarely simple. My body of work is wide ranging from photographic scenes of far away places, more near and dear locations, and more fanciful artwork. It's all crafted with a heartfelt love for finding the beauty in little captured moments. My artwork also hangs on walls near and far from private homes to businesses who have chosen to decorate with my art. Whether you've purchased one piece or a house full or you simply admire and share with your friends, your patronage of my art is...