My first camera was
You know, of the silver and black variety with the red Kodak logo? The front lens turned (not sure why) and the top allowed for plug-in disposable flash bulbs. I can remember how they smelled. The lens was not detachable so I was stuck with what it had, but no worries, I was little and the lens worked fine. I learned how to insert film (If you're under 20 years old, Google it or visit a museum). I took pictures of Michigan ant hills, ferns, autumn leaves and a turkey who chased me because I got too close to her littlelings.
I'm not entirely sure, but I think I was seven when I got that Kodak camera. What I do know is that I've been shooting pictures ever since.
I eventually graduated to a DSLR and I'm still searching for alternative ways to see the world. I want to see the extraordinary in the mundane, the rhythm of creation and the patterns woven into nature. I'm inspired by the abstract.
Come along and explore the world through my lens.
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The detail, shape and rhythm of nature. Abstract shade, shadow and color. The water reflections on a foggy morning. The tiny mushroom that becomes art when hung on a wall.
I wander. Explore. Sit. Breathe. Sometimes I use a tripod, sometimes I don't. I allow the camera to see what my eyes can't.
Michigan woods and beaches. Arizona Sonoran desert. Northern Arizona mountains. My backyard or living room. Rural ruins and bustling cities.
Anywhere interesting.
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