| Welcome to My Virtual Cave!
I guess it was destined from early on that I was to follow in the steps of the primitive cave painters (and petraglyph carvers). As a toddler when my mother scolded me for drawing bunnies on my bedroom walls,
.... I just drew cars and trucks instead!
Throughout my life I've turned to images to explain things, solve problems, capture my dreams or to tell stories. A website seemed like a very natural form of expression for me. Since 1996 it's been my virtual cave or space where people may visit and explore my images, my ideas, hear my story and maybe even occassionally have a discourse.
If you'd like to learn a little more about me or my experiences at Kodak during a pivotal period of photographic history, check out my Biography page and especially don't miss my tell all "Pete's Digital History at Eastman Kodak" . The story of the birth of digital imaging at Kodak and how it might not have happened.
If you would like see some samples of the photographic and digital images I've created over the last quarter century or so, visit my Virtual Gallery page.
The newest addition to the site is my 3D Lenticular Galleries where you'll find animated simulations of my 3D artworks and environments. These images are created for output on lentiuclar lens material which allows the viewing of 3D images without any glasses.
The Exhibits and Publications pages list of some of the varied places my images have appeared in the past or... where they might be appearing soon.
Looking for some cool Desktop Pictures for your computer, check out my Product Section. where occasionally you'll also find other creations by me for sale.
Finally, if you'd like to see my concept of the perfect computer desk, you won't want to miss The Ultimate Desk. There are Images, navigable VR panoramas, and 3D objects all made possible with Apple's Quicktime technology.
.... and now introducing the sequel to the Ultimate Desk... The Perfect Desk!
I hope you will find the time you spend here enjoyable and possibly even informative. Please, feel free to email me your comments and thanks for stopping in!
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