He enjoys photographing subtleties of light, texture, and impermanence he finds in natural and man-made environments. Growing up in the Shenandoah Valley, Bill learned to love its pastoral landscapes and the rugged mountains that surround. He began a focused exploration of landscape photography in the early 90’s. The essential subjects of his work are impermanence, transitions, traces, and quietude. Bill earned a master’s degree in landscape architecture in 2006 and practices in Charlottesville, VA, where he focuses on thoughtful site planning and garden making.