"One World. Many Lenses." I believe that the world is a single homeland for all of humanity, and that the diversity of the human race is a cause for celebration, not conflict. That diversity is not only expressed in different nationalities, ethnicities, cultures and languages, but also in different world views and perspectives. Everyone perceives the world through their own “lens”. In the same way, the photographer captures not what is objectively there, but rather what the eye and the camera lens perceive. And of course, a photographer can never have too many lenses! My focus is on fine art photography, including documentary and landscape photography. I eschew the term "street photography" because no two people seem to agree on what that means. If you ask me what it is that I take photos of, probably the best answer is the one given by one of my favorite photographers, William Eggleston: "Life today."