Why capture moments? Why expose a box to light (a computer chip) for a time frame expanding from 1/8000th (and faster) of a second to 30 seconds (or slower) for an "image?"... It's a story, and some stories are just quick reflections, rambling taken out, down to what you see is what you get. But don't think for a moment there is a word of truth in any of it.

My grandfather was the hobby photographer, and my mother likes to joke, he more or less bought the best camera of the day just to have the best. Though he was a man who demanded a certain type of perfection in things, he spent the time to learn and care for such perfection. It was his style, his care for the mechanics that helped him work through things like aesthetics. I like to think in some way my brothers and I have continued his hobby, though we see this hobby from a different perspective.

I have gone through a phase of buying the best gear and having all the tools. I sold all my lenses to pay for parts of my own wedding. Here I am now (2017) with a 10 yr old camera and a 10 yr old computer, to show myself I still have a voice to share.