I started my career as a photographer at the Los Angeles Times, and stayed there for about nine years, and then moved to Denver in 1992. For the past 16 years I've been a staff photographer and photo editor at the Rocky Mountain News. In the past decade, I've earned two Pulitzer Prizes with our photo staff in 2000 and 2003, and was recently voted Best Photographer at the paper by my peers (2008). But the world changed and the Rocky closed in February, 2009. Denver lost a great paper. I’ve forged ahead with my own photography business, and I’m liking it. A lot. I've had more than 25 years of experience shooting a wide range of subjects including, but not limited to, corporate and personal portraits, architecture and design, business, news, products, fashion, food, conceptual photos, restaurants, weddings, maternity, seniors, families, children and pets. The newspaper business has treated me well.