Seeing a lot more of Sekkle's fantastic work has made me need to re-write this. First off, Sekkle is a brilliant, unique photographer that focuses on subjects that I dont think most think of. Blank walls, switches, and downright grit are his specialties. I'm not sure if it is intentional or not -- but, I find th… Read more

Seeing a lot more of Sekkle's fantastic work has made me need to re-write this. First off, Sekkle is a brilliant, unique photographer that focuses on subjects that I dont think most think of. Blank walls, switches, and downright grit are his specialties. I'm not sure if it is intentional or not -- but, I find that Sekkle always finds great colors in photographs, and they always seem to work well with each other somehow. No matter what subjects seem thrown his way, and what city or natural area it is from, he seems to be able to find eye pleasing, colorful (except black and white ;)) and sharp looking pictures. And that's a great asset to have as a photographer - amateur or professional. I really enjoy his unique (mostly urban) photos of grit, people, architecture, and trains. You definitely get a great look into the way cities like Portland and Los Angeles look like and how they "run" from his photos, because he doesn't just go to the highly photographed, highly acclaimed areas - in fact, I think he - consciously or subconsciously - strives to not photograph those areas for something. Bottom line - Sekkle is a unique photographer and if you have just come into contact with the guy, his photostream is worth 5 minutes of looking.