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After each process, the glass is put into the oven to re-heat the glass to a very high temperature so that it can be further shaped into the end product.

I am a nature photographer, but I’m also an observer and admirer of the natural world around me. With practice, I’ve learned to see image compositions almost everywhere and this excites me. I spend time trying to notice the shapes, lines, forms and other elements, which make up the scene before me. By being aware of this, I can sometimes arrange these elements within the frame to create a more natural harmony in the final image. The whole experience of finding and artfully photographing beauty right outside in your own neighborhood or a high mountain vista just amazes and excites me.