I have a page with free Macintosh software that I wrote and you can download. The newest is a utility for programmers for visualizing and editing Core Animation Media Timing Functions.

Another program shows the current time, sunrise and sunset times, and other information for various locations around the world.

A couple of other recent applications are easier to illustrate than to describe. They're a binary coded decimal clock and an application for making spirograph illustrations (hypotrochoids and epitrochoids).

Another is a simple application that can be used to calculate the focal length multiplier for various digital SLRs. This is especially handy if you're making panoramas or QuickTime VRs. For Mac OS X only.

A page with typefaces I've made. There are a couple of border fonts, since they're simple to make. There is also a typeface called Times Square, which is a display face based on the lettering you see on electronic message boards. Times square is now available for Windows, too.

Here you'll find examples of graphic-type things I've done. There are computer graphics, 3D graphics, a cartoon, and some photos and Quicktime VRs.

First, I have some images I've made with my computer. Most are from various 3D programs I've experimented with over the years, but there are (or will be) some others here as well.

I've begun experimenting with Apple's Quicktime VR technology. I've decided to post some of the results of these experiments.

I have a few patterns that you can use on your computer or for whatever purpose you saw fit (except to sell them and make huge amounts of money without cutting me in on the action). They're all set up to tile perfectly, so they make nice backgrounds for the web (well, some do). You can even preview them as backgrounds to a web page!

Finally, I'll also be putting some photographs here. Mostly these will be pictures of interest to family and friends, but even if you don't fall into either of these categories, you're welcome to take a look. Right now, I have pictures of Denver and pictures from 25 years ago, when I first started working in the TV biz.