His early work focused on landscape, but now Miller works mostly in abstract photography. Since the mid 1980s Miller has been making photographs without a camera or negatives. Yeah, that’s right- no camera or negatives! His produces his camera-less images in a darkroom and explores elements of light, time and color. Miller creates these images by shining light through colored glass vessels, filled with water or oil in order to control form, brightness and tonal values, that are directly recorded onto photographic paper. While the results are unpredictable, each photo is distinguished by intense color and an ethereal feel. His most recent exhibition, “Year One,” was at the Newlyn Art Gallery in England and ended in April 2008. “Burning (With Gwen)” “Petworth Window”