Bio

I have been doing photography for a little over 6yrs. My first camera, which I still use, was handed down to me and immediately I was hooked on the process of creation. I thought the lens had the most authority of a camera on what was to be plated forever. I say this also in hindsight as my current print collection grows and leaks nostalgia all over my floor. Now, when I pick up any photo, the image seems to play notes of information through my arms like speaker wires to deliver sound directly to my eyes. As I write this to you now, the age of film and digital capture seem to take their highly respected corners and commit to battle. Nonetheless, to eachother and the belief in advertising perhaps. One thing that photography has always done is to change. In evolution we see and welcome changes and yet we miss the past as if no one wrote it down and it will be lost forever. Maybe the camera becomes merely a tool to record, like a pen to our signature. A camera in my hands feels correct, setting aside tonal privacy is my composition and photographic nostalgia is my drug of choice.

SouthEast Community College:

Photo I Photo II

Gallery 9:

I was a full time member for 2 1/2 years. Exhibiting my photography monthly as well as yearly exhibits.

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