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My images have been used by non-profit organizations, blogs and several commercial projects. I also have prints of my work available for anyone interested. Please contact me through email if you'd like to use or purchase one of my photos.

I am known as many things: Artist, Graphic Designer, Light-Collector, Sign Maker, and Creative Professional. Take your pick :)

Obsessed with photography and creativity. My photography covers a wide variety of subject matter and photo styles. I tend to think of my camera as a journal and sketchbook where I can record anything I come across that strikes me as interesting.

My photos are also the story of my life. Pictures are windows to the past and I treat them as such. I'm also mainly a natural light photographer. Flash has it's place, but most of the time it's off on my camera.

Candid shots are fun and while I can appreciate a snapshot with everyone smiling, I try to catch the natural expressions and emotions in people. I want the camera to show what I see instead of having everyone turn to me as soon as I raise it up.

I also enjoy the digital darkroom workflow. I find serenity in editing images on my computer. It's therapeutic for me in a way. Some shots are great straight out of the camera and I will occasionally force myself to not edit them and leave them as is.

This is where I share all of my photography so I occasionally flood my photostream with recent photos of family events, travels and the like.

I find a lot of inspiration from the Flickr community. I hope my photos can serve as an inspiration to others as well.

Equipment I use for the curious:

Nikon D800

Nikon D300

Nikkor 50mm ƒ/1.4 (my favorite lens)

Nikkor 35mm ƒ/1.8

Nikkor 35mm ƒ/2.0

Nikkor 28 - 300mm

Nikkor 80 - 200mm ƒ2.8

Tokina 11mm-16mm f/2.8 Wide Angle

Canon Powershot G10

Apple iPhone 4s

Nikon FE2 (really old hand me down film camera, but it's the camera I used throughout my schooling and I learned everything about photography with it. Digital cameras are becoming more like computers and almost obsolete after 5 years. This baby still captures magnificent photos.)

A steady hand & an eye for natural lighting.

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