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Site Updates: Check out the new addition of the Coppermine application for the gallery images as I will be working on moving all my current images from  Light Room to Coppermine over time to allow for quicker posting even from the field as well as the ability to allow for viewers to post comments.

Up Coming Trip: In August we are looking at shorter trip to Northern Michigan where the plan is to do a little IR photography in the Traverses City area which is always a fun area to visit as well as photograph.

Past Trip: With the Sedona trip complete, there is a lot of processing work to be completed as I shot well over 3,000 images and just sorting them is a challenge.  However they are all geo-tagged which has been an interesting project in self and one I would highly recommend.  Additionally  I have started a second book based upon our Sedona visit around finding the Vortex sites and its coming along rather well just need to find more time to complete it.

 

 

About the photographer...

Photography has been an interest and a passion for most of my life, even as a child I was fascinated by an old Kodak 126 camera my father use to cherish.  It had a special place not only where it was stored, but in my fathers heart too. It was trusty camera, always at about the photographer...the ready and in the day developing the prints would take a trip to the local drug store than a week of anticipation while we waited.  Many times I would count the days down to their return.  later as a teenager I had the good fortune to to own a 35mm camera [Minolta SRT-MS II w/50mm lens] thanks to a gift from my mother.  Soon after acquiring the camera, I joined the photography club in school and the would learn the world of the wet darkroom as new experiences opened up to me.  What an amazing process it was to see your image come to life in the developer and even to this day it brings back good memories.    However fast forward many years you will find me working as a senior manager for a global Information Technology Company and over the past 10 years this career has afforded me the opportunity to see more of the world in one month then many people see in an entire lifetime.  During these travels. my goal has been to capture a bit of this world in images and distill them here.  Harking back to my early days in the darkroom, many of my works are still rendered in Black & White to allow the viewer to journey into the image, take their own path and draw some of their own conclusions as if they where actually there.  While the color palate does have it's place, the lack of [color] seems to allows the mind to wander differently invoking thought and inspiration. themselves.