I took up photography many years ago after going scuba diving for the first time. Then in my 30s I went off to graduate school and from there to full-time teaching, and within a few years became an academic department head. Under those pressures, photography fell by the wayside. Hurricane Katrina nudged me to pick up a camera again, and I produced a major project called "WATERLINE: an interactive photo installation." It was been well received. And the book is finished and ready to view! The links below will take you to the WATERLINE website, a place to buy the book, places to buy my photos, my blogs and sermons (I'm an Episcopal deacon), my Google+ page where I post lots of photos, and more.