Don’t Let Age Define You – Keep Pursuing Your Passions

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At 68, I’m still working full-time as a photographer – and still creating every day. My stock photography portfolio includes more than 30,000 royalty-free images, vector illustrations and video clips available for licensing through Adobe Stock and other agencies. You’ll find everything from outdoor adventures to senior fitness, nature, and lifestyle visuals.

In recent years, I’ve shifted my focus more intentionally toward healthy aging and inspirational imagery for active seniors. If that resonates with you, feel free to browse this slideshow of recent work—a visual journey through the lens of experience and movement.

  • Do not let age define you. Stay positive and keep persuing your passions. Message on a whiteboard held by a happy and confident senior man.
  • A positive attitude is the secret to healthy aging - inspirational note held by a senior man
  • Your age is a reflection of your experience, not your limitations. Inspirational handwriting on an art paper, healthy aging and personal development concept.
  • lifespan and healthspan crossword, health, age and longevity concept
  • stay active, curious and positive - the keys to healthy aging, inspirational note on an art paper
  • senior man, teacher, mentor or presenter, with blank white board, education, presentation and business communication concept
  • stay active, curious and positive - the keys to healthy aging, inspirational white chalk writing on a blackboard held by a senior man
  • stay active, curious and positive - the keys to healthy aging, inspirational note on a napkin
  • live your life, forget your age - inspirational handwriting on sticky notes against burlap canvas
  • self care is the secret to aging gracefully - inspirational note presented by a senior teacher or mentor, personal development and healthy lifestyle concept
  • stay active, don't retire, ikigai rule - senior man (in late 60s) with iron kettlebell is holding inspirational note, aging and healthy lifestyle concept
  • stay active, do not retire - ikigai rule, inspirational handwriting on napkin with coffee, aging and healthy lifestyle concept
  • Live your life and forget your age inspirational note - handwriting on a napkin with a cup of coffee, aging and personal development concept
  • senior man (in late 60s) exercising with iron kettlebell and holding inspirational notebook sign - age is not an excuse , active senior and fitness concept
  • How old do you feel? Handwriting on a napkin with a cup of tea. Aging, feelings and mindset concept.

2 minutes of senior reflections – a new video on my Youtube channel. It includes footage from my recent trip from Colorado across Nebraska to Missouri for the Lamine River race. I was the only one on a stand up paddleboard. You can find more similar clips in fitness inspiration playlist.

🎥 I’ve also launched a new 2-minute video on my YouTube channel: “Senior Reflections” – a quiet meditation on aging, travel, and staying active. The footage comes from a solo trip from Colorado across Nebraska to Missouri for the Lamine River Race, where I was the only stand-up paddleboarder. You can find more like it in my Fitness Inspiration playlist.

📚 Finally, here are a few of the voices that inspire my journey: Peter Attia, David A. Sinclair, Mark Hyman, and Aaron Alexander, all thought leaders in longevity, healthspan, and functional movement. I especially recommend The Align Method – a lot of practical tips how to improve your posture, balance, physical strength and other aspects of your lifestyle. A little warning: the paperback version of that book has a very fine print which is not easy to read for seniors. I would rather order the digital version.

👉 Let’s stay connected:
If you enjoy my work, I’d love it if you’d subscribe to my YouTube channel, explore my stock portfolio, or just drop me a message. Aging is an adventure – we’re in it together.

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