Do you see what I see?

Fine art photography is said to be a medium in which the camera is the tool to convey the artist idea, his emotion, his message, rather than simply documenting a subject.
Ken accomplishes these goals with brilliance and precision.

Photo Art 1

Cat & Bird

Inspired by parents, who taught me to be curious and explore, my love for wildlife and nature began the moment I could walk.

At age six, my father handed me a battered 1945 Kodak Junior Six-20, only twelve black-an-white frames, but endless magic. 

A trip to the Catskill Game Farm taught me patience, observation, and respect for animal behavior, sparking a lifelong passion for wildlife and nature photography that has never faded. 

Photo Art 2

Victoria Regia

Photo Art 3

Eyes

Photo Art 4

Lilly Frog

Photo Art 5

Facing the Day

Photo Art 6

Leucistic Peacock 

Photo Art 7

Leucistic Peacock 

Photo Art 8

Leucistic Peacock 

Photo Art 9

Air Athlete

Though my career led me into experimental R&D (designing prototype MRI systems and advanced medical devices) and I have enjoyed wood-turning work, photography has remained central in my life.

Photo Art 10

Lazy Hour

From the early digital cameras and pre-1.0 Photoshop to 3D graphics and modern imaging, I've explored photography across art, science, and technology, aways driven by curiosity and the desire to preserve moments in time.

Photo Art 11

Young and Focused

I love detail, I strive for every little bit of visual stimulation. 
And I learn from every photo.

Photo Art 12

Wood Duck 

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Photo Art 14

Red-shouldered Hawk 

Photo Art 15