Upon graduating (1975) with a degree in zoology from U.C. Davis, John moved to the Monterey Peninsula to pursue wildlife studies. Moss Landing and Elkhorn Slough soon became a focal point for his interest in photographing shorebirds. Landscape and portrait photography have also provided him the challenge of combining art with craft. Subsequently, John established his own business in ceramic and stone installation. His experience has culminated in the production of tables, lamps and curiosities in stone, steel and cement. His affinity for natural materials becomes apparent in all his works. |
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Cinnamon Teal |
Bird Landing |
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Julia's Jewel |
Fertility Garden |
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Wet Feet |
Flight School |
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Early Bird |
Garden of Eden |
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Secret Sunset |
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