When I started this set of pages, I had fewer than 400 jumps; today I have over 700 jumps in a variety of disciplines such as wingsuits, relative work, freefly, tracking, skyball, hoop dives, noodle dives, and of course, camera jumps with tandems, students, and commercial work, and I'm still just a beginner.

I still suck at flying, but I'm growing. Many people ranging from the greats like Norman Kent, Jay Stokes, Jack Guthrie, Ed Dickenson, John Crowell to the locals like Cliff Terry, Phil Liu, Mike Semanoff, Debbie Zimmerman, Faris Alaboudy, Joey Allred, Lance Bates...they've all taken time out from their lives to share techniques, secrets, and their way of doing things in the skydiving world. They've all become friends, people I highly respect and appreciate. Guys like Scott Campos, Monkeyboy, Scott Callantine...they showed me an entirely different world when it comes to skydiving, the wingsuit. If I'm not wearing a camera on a work dive, chances are pretty good I'm working on my flocking skills.

I've now jumped at 31 DZ's from around the world, including Israel, Australia, Mexico, Canada...and have jumped nearly 30 different kinds of aircraft, balloons, and helicopters.

I hope to be there when you make your first skydive!