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Early on in life, my education and career was in film making. After many successful years I decided to switch over to stock photography. Following my heart, I chose documenting Native American cultures as my specialized niche. This has been a most inspiring and educational occupation.
Recently, my photography work has evolved into producing multimedia productions using photos, music, video and sound. Blending film making and photography together (my two great loves) and creating short programs has been a dream come true.
Here's a slide show that I produced titled "Children: Keepers of Tradition". All images used are from my "Children" photo file. This was a simple piece to create and has been highly appreciated by many. Especially my FaceBook fans and friends. I hope that you too enjoy watching this 5 minute program that's of the future of America's First Nations.
Children: Keepers of Tradition from Native Stock Pictures on Vimeo.