My Korean temple photographs capture a subject that is brilliantly colorful, amazingly intricate, and a natural subject for photography. My photographs of Korean Buddhist temples focus on the colorful decorative elements of the temple architecture. Korean temples abound with Buddhist symbolism, complex abstract detail, and colorful paintings and sculptures of exotic animals and guardian figures. My Korean temple photographs are from Sangwonsa and Woljeongsa, both in Odaesan (park), Beopjusa in Sogrisan (park), and Beomeosa. All are in South Korea.

I also take fine art photographs of decorative architecture in the other foreign countries I have visited in addition to Korea: Mexico, Guatemala, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, and much of Africa. My photographs capture the richness of pattern, color, texture, and decoration that I see around me.  In addition, I search for an intriguing use of depth in my photographs, but not the traditional illusion of real space.  In this pursuit I have also manipulated the imagery of the Korean temples to create unique fine art photographs of surreal spaces, which can be seen in my Strange Spaces exhibit.