Fifty years of looking. 426 frames worth keeping.
These aren't stock photos. They're real moments, shot one at a time, and yours to download the minute you find the one.
The Natural World
Creatures, blooms and open water. The patient half of the archive, where the shot waits on the subject.
61 PHOTOSAnimalsDogs mid-hunt, ducks mid-paddle, and a starfish that stayed still.
29 PHOTOSInsectsBees mid-landing, butterflies at rest, caterpillars in close focus.
17 PHOTOSFlowers, Plants & TreesTexas bluebonnets, cactus pear, water beading on petals.
14 PHOTOSSeascapesOpen water, breaking surf, and the line where sea meets sky.Light & Landscape
Ground, sky and everything the sun does to both, from Lake Louise in 1978 to last year's flight home.
34 PHOTOSLandscapesLake Louise, Enchanted Rock, Oregon forest, West Texas road.
29 PHOTOSSunSunrise, sunset, and the long burn in between.
3 PHOTOSMoonCreekside moonrise, worked two ways, and a clean full moon.
54 PHOTOSViews From The AirCloud tops, river bends and mountain ranges from the window seat.Streets & Stories
People, places and the odd things that only make sense once you have seen them.
44 PHOTOSPeopleDancing gypsies, George Strait in 1987, strangers mid-thought.
24 PHOTOSCity ScenesHouston landmarks, Las Vegas at night, Pittsburgh in daylight.
37 PHOTOSSignsNeon, hand-painted and half-forgotten lettering.
29 PHOTOSFireplayLong exposures of flame and moving light.
51 PHOTOSMiscellaneousArt festivals, bocce balls, and the Hurricane Rita evacuation.Eight frames that keep leaving with people
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One price. No tiers, no credits, no subscription.
This archive will eventually run to thousands of photographs, which makes pricing each one a losing game. So every single image, whatever the subject and however long it took, is $50.00. High resolution, emailed to you, yours to print at any size you like.
Hanging in homes, offices and pages since 2000.

One photographer, the 1970s to now
I began photographing in the 1970s with a 35mm film camera and a curiosity for the world around me. What started as a passion turned into an archive of thousands of photographs: landscapes, wildlife, cityscapes, skies and abstract moments, some shot from the ground and some from 30,000 feet. My work isn't about trendy filters or digital tricks. It's about clarity, framing, and the kind of composition that holds your attention long after you've looked away.
What buyers say about the archive
Homeowners, designers and editors who went looking for one photograph and left with three.
“I bought three of the seascapes for our entryway and had them printed at 30 by 40 inches. Not a soft edge anywhere. Bob emailed the files the same evening and answered two questions about sizing before I even asked properly.”
“I specify art for a lot of projects and stock libraries all start to look the same. This archive doesn't. The Fireplay set went into a restaurant fit-out and guests ask about it constantly.”
“The Houston city scenes are the versions of this town I actually recognise. One flat price made it easy to pick four instead of agonising over one.”
“Straightforward licensing, fast delivery, and real photographs of real places. That combination is harder to find than it should be.”
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