I need to unlearn not liking grainy, blurry, non-crispy, un-photoshopped photographs. It has always been like this, since the days of Louis Daguerre, Brassaï, and William Henry Fox Talbot.

I've always loved photography. However, my photography isn't about the perfect, crisp, or even Photoshopped image. It's all about capturing images that pass through my life as I see and experience them.

Three step guide to photography: 01: be interesting. 02: find interesting people. 03: find interesting places. Nothing about cameras. (Anonymous)

The camera collection:

Lomo LC-A 1991 (USSR Deadstock)

Lomo LC-A with boy profile (R.I.P)

Lomo Dalek Green Supersampler

Lomo Oktomat

Lomo Action Sampler

Lomo Fisheye 2

Lomo POP 9

Quartz/Time magazine 50mm camera

Holga 120s

Diana+ with pinhole

Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim

Special Moments 650 pc

Polaroid 600

Canon Rebel K2 SLR

Kodak z740 (Digital)

Canon PowerShot SD1000 Digital Elph 7.1mp

Canon Powershot G10

Canon Powershot G12

Canon Powershot SD780IS

Canon Powershot SD890IS

Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS 8 MP (R.I.P.)

Canon Rebel DSLR XSi / 450D with 50mm, 70-300mm, 18-55mm, 28-90mm, 28-135mm lens.

Canon PowerShot Elph 300HS (RIP)

Canon PowerShot Elph 310HS

Canon PowerShot SX260HS

Canon PowerShot 110HS

Canon Powershot G15

Canon G7x

Canon N2