A general comment is in order regarding the viewing of my photographs on a computer. Unfortunately computer science has yet to establish any standards that allow for accurate calibration of monitors between computers, and I find this very frustrating. For me, photography has always been and always will be…all about the print. It is vital that you see my images how I intend them to look. Although computers provide a great method for displaying images in a very public arena which allows me to reach people throughout the globe, computers remain imperfect for precise viewing of photographs. I would hate to imagine someone viewing a great classical Ansel Adams image on an LCD monitor that is adjusted in a manner which displays that image some other way in which Ansel presented it in a photographic print.

It is unfortunate that my images look quite different across various computers, and I have decided to attempt to remedy this problem by preparing my images for deviantART on an iMAC where the monitor has been adjusted through the Advance calibration settings with my own eye.

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