Brad began his career in photography while still in high school in Garden Grove, CA.

His love of surfing inspired him to capture images at various breaks in Southern California. After 1 1/2 years at Golden West JC in Huntington Beach he dropped out to take a full time job for Surfing Magazine as an "ad guy" and photographer. This was a dream job for a young surfer and a great stepping stone.

In 1974 a change was in the midst and Brad moved to Mammoth to be a ski bum for "one season".

Surrounded by all this beauty and recreation made it difficult to leave.

He quickly took to ski photography and became a photographer for Powder Magazine.

At the same time he was working the ultimate dream job, as a heli-ski guide. This gave him the best conditions possible to photograph. After several years this ended and he continued selling photos to magazines across the country.

In 1985 he opened Mammoth Gallery and has created an ideal format for selling his landscape work. He continues to look for new venues, the latest being aerial photography in the Sierra and in his other love, Kauai.

Most of his work is done with a Pentax 645N medium format camera using a variety of lenses and Fuji Velvia film.

He is happily married and lives on 4 acres in a remote area outside of Mammoth called Pinon Ranch with his wife Pamela. Brad's son, Jesse, is following dad in the arts.