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I halted my car beside the snow-covered roadside of rural Wisconsin drawn by the allure of forgotten history. The once utilized rural structures now stand as stoic witnesses to a bygone era. Along Old 49 between Iola and Scandinavia in Waupaca County, I discovered two weathered buildings, silent storytellers of the rich rural legacy and the subsequent decline of this area’s fortunes. The January snow transforms the scene into a canvas of high key contrast, accentuating the details of neglect and Nature’s steadfast reclamation. As a landscape photographer, I feel a deep connection to the beauty that persists even in abandonment, a testament to the cyclical rhythm of life.

After dedicating five decades to print publishing and photojournalism, primarily in newspapers, I've embarked on a captivating journey to capture the vibrancy of Wisconsin's nature and the enchanting beauty of its woodlands and prairies through the lens of fine art photography and paintography. Through my work, I aim to narrate the stories of what I see and experience during my photographic endeavors. As a proud member of the Photographic Society of America, the Wisconsin Professional Photographers Association, and the Focal Point Camera Club, I've had the privilege of showcasing my work, mainly centered around Central Wisconsin, in various art shows. It's incredibly gratifying to see my pieces earn ribbons and secure top positions in...