Since the age of nine photography has captivated my essence
and made me who I am today. When I was just a little boy my parents gave me a
Kodak digital camera, a Kodak DC3200. Massive in size but small in quality,
though it was all I needed to rocket my passion into the atmosphere. Photoshop
was just starting to stretch its legs on the consumer level and digital
photography was making massive strides into the realm of photography. Yes, it
was an exciting time for everyone; at least it was for me.
At that time I found my voice. Photography
for me is communication, a way to convey my thoughts and ambitions.
If you have
ever met me you will come to realize that I am an awkward fellow, not Napoleon
Dynamite awkward, more like Patsy from Monty Python and The Holy Grail awkward.
I am not elegant with words or my body language and so, I rely on my craft to
communicate. To me photography, my craft, is painting with light in a way that
writes stories that could not otherwise be told.
Camera: Nikon D7000
Focal Length: 42
Aperture: f/3.3
Shutter: 1/250
Flash: SB 600 from the right approximately 5 feet away through a window
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