Life is dependent upon time. When time stops, meaningful life stops. Through photography it is possible to keep time alive. The loss of Kodachrome film forced me to move to digital photography. Recently, while taking an inventory of my Kodachrome library, I discovered a number of slides that have been waiting, patiently. Many of the images, because the world has changed so rapidly, have become more precious—privileged moments. I have selected images covering a span of over forty years.
The journey starts with a Scottish sunset and ends in my rose garden. In a number of instances, my initial objectives led me into unexpected dividends.

Something to be done.