Portrait photo taken of Steven H Gordon.

I’m a cartographer and photographer, a graphic artist and published writer.

I find photography especially rewarding. Seeing, capturing and developing an image from what the camera records is an engaging process and sometimes it inspires other art.

I live in North Alabama. This area is rich in hills and woods and water. Wildflowers along trails and woods that face the slow-moving waters of peaceful streams attract me. Over everything passes an infinite variety of skies, from summer’s threatening thunderheads to autumn’s whimsical cirrus clouds.

Besides visual arts, I enjoy music, especially choral music and Native American flute and baroque recorder. On that note, I dabble with Native American flutes. Here are two pieces I’m currently composing.

Smoke Drift played on a G minor flute from Blue Bear Flutes and recorded live with a Fifine M6 lavalier microphone and processed in Apple GarageBand software.
Red Cedar played on an A minor flute recorded live with a Fifine M6 lavalier microphone and processed in Apple GarageBand software.

A November trip to Ogden, Utah inspired photos taken while my wife drove, in the mountains after an early winter light snowfall.

Original music, “After Hours,” by Steven H Gordon.

Contact me with any questions about my art or to get an image you don’t find at my online Store page.