Enduring Forms, Shiprock, New Mexico
Forest Park Pavilion, Saint Louis, Missouri
Refections in Glass and Stone, Saint Louis, Missouri
Lavender Iris, Saint Louis, Missouri
Reflections of Fall, Evergreen Lake, Colorado
Quiet Passage, Saint Charles Bridge, Prague, Czech Republic
Stone and Passage, Rome, Italy
Stillness Over the Plains, Kansas
Resting Homestead, Colorado
Open Prairie Road, Colorado
Held in Quiet, Evergreen, Colorado
Saint Louis Basilica, Saint Louis, Missouri
My work for healthcare environments is informed by direct professional and personal experience.
Before focusing fully on fine-art photography, I worked in healthcare marketing and later in physical therapy—fields where environment, pacing, and visual calm directly affect how people feel and function. Personal experience with family members in memory care further shaped my understanding of how imagery can either support or disrupt spaces intended for healing, waiting, and recovery.
The photographs presented here are selected specifically for healthcare, senior living, and memory care settings. The emphasis is on visual stability, recognizable forms, and restrained use of color and contrast. Landscapes, architectural elements, and natural subjects are chosen for their ability to create a sense of orientation and quiet presence without narrative tension or symbolic ambiguity.
These images are designed to function well in real healthcare interiors—corridors, patient rooms, waiting areas, and shared spaces—where artwork is encountered repeatedly and over time. The goal is not stimulation, but reassurance: imagery that remains calm, legible, and supportive across different cognitive and emotional states.
Each work is available in multiple sizes and materials appropriate for clinical and residential healthcare environments, and selections can be curated to suit specific facilities, departments, or design goals.
The Long Way Home, Evergreen, Colorado
