Sadd Teague and Bentley roadster on the flats Canvas Print

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The salt flats were still pretty empty in 1973. I was there to photograph the Sadd Teague and Bentley roadster, it is the red one in the middle, There were no tents, no workshop trucks, and just a few spectators when Al Teague drove #76 to a record 266mph. It was a great time to be there.

I've been making pictures for over sixty years. Without planning to I spent a lifetime gathering experiences and making images along the way. I've been a biker, a hippie, a troublemaker, a business owner, an executive, a member of the Motion Picture Academy, a galleried fine art photographer, a journalist for the distinguished photography website L'oeil de la Photographie, and a writer at Medium - Stories I've Been Meaning to Tell You. Some of the subjects I photograph over and over again are landscapes both country and urban, motorcycles, portraits of famous people, hippie life, and icons, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, and Jewish. I try hard to make pictures that speak for themselves but sometimes when there is a story that needs to be...