I dislike this part.

It makes me uncomfortable to describe my talents and list my accomplishments.
None of that means anything to me. Look around and you'll find plenty of poor quality and/or
poorly imagined images created by people with Master of Fine Arts degrees.

Instead, I'll give you what my partner wrote a few years ago for a previous incarnation of my site.

Oh yeah, for the record, I have had my work published but so what?

Here's Janet...

Born in England, Paul moved to the United States as a young boy, quickly losing his British accent to avoid getting pounded by his new found Jersey mates. Luckily, he grew up. He joined the Army and spent a couple of years living and becoming a beer connoisseur in Germany, and subsequently caught the travel bug. As a result of his journeys, Paul has a deep appreciation for the many types of people, cultures, and places our planet offers. Since 1972, he has used his photography to capture the character of the world he has seen and the people he has come to understand.

In 1996, Paul expanded his work to include digital imaging including restoration, repair and enhancements. Opening his studio in 1998 in New York, Paul is at home crawling around on the ground with kids, pets, and occasionally adults! Anything to capture the essence of the subject. His style stems from his ability to communicate his unique vision to the client and to the film.