“My interest in photography was launched at the University of Kansas where I graduated with a degree in Fine Arts, specializing in Commercial Art. I attended the Army’s Photo School (there were no painting classes available) at Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey, and was honor graduate of my class. The Army rewarded me with a ticket to participate in Vietnam. . . luck was with me and I served the next 15 months as General Creighton Abrams personal photographer.”

“Washington, DC is where my Army career ended in 1971 and I soon began work as a photographer at PHOTRI, a stock photo agency based in Virginia, with markets all over the world. Eventually, I left the photo business to first work in hotel management followed by my present career as a Realtor. Over the years, I have continued taking photographs for my own creative soul.”

“For the past twenty years, selling Real Estate has been my business interest. When not selling houses, I walk around the city or, if time permits, travel to foreign cities where I look for the colors in painted walls that excite me. It seems that CITY HOUSES are my passion . . . I either sell them or photograph them. I hope you enjoy my point of view.”

—Charlie Gaynor