Usually the deep pursuit of something for the pure joy of it happens early or really late in life, but when LASIK surgery transformed my vision at the peak of my marketing career at 36, I left Colorado and my job to embark on a six month quest for reverence around Japan, southeast Asia, Australia and New Zealand.  Armed with my trusty Canon SureShot, and competing with my Aussie travel companion for Shot O’ the Day, I yearned to share my sense of wonder and awe in the vibrant landscapes, and the joy and innocence in the Cambodian monks and children became a way for me to integrate and stabilize my new found senses, including a new sense of identity and unicity, of the world as my living room.  After training at Rocky Mountain School of Photography and working and learning at Anderson Ranch Arts Center as their Marketing Director, and many other spiritual dalliances and awakenings, I began to realize how powerfully transformative it is to see and be seen and how the pursuit of this craft was widening my own inner aperture. That curious inkling led to many serendipitous synchromystical events including photographing the Dalai Lama at the Aspen Institute, becoming the Event Photographer for the Transformational Leadership Council for almost 10 years all over the world, photographing covers for Spirituality & Health, photographing spiritual rock stars like Michael Beckwith and Michael Murphy, Marianne Williamson and Joe Dispenza and doing Annual Benefit and Annual Report photography for places like Esalen Institute, the Ojai Foundation and the Red Cross.