Photography of the Mark

My first true photograph was taken with a friend's Nikon EM 35mm, deep in hills of southeastern Minnesota. It was a moment of such significance that fifteen years later, I'm still taking photographs.

Thursday, May 25, 2006

room for more

ISO 80, 8", f/8
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making friends

ISO 80, 1/45", f/8
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city development

ISO 80, 8", f/2.8
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strong coffee served here

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urban lagoon

ISO 80, 8", f/2.8
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Wednesday, May 17, 2006

spike

ISO 80, 1/2", f/8
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Sunday, May 07, 2006

rusted rail

ISO 80, 1/60", f/3.2
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Tuesday, May 02, 2006

laura's tree

ISO 80, 1/60", f/6.3
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Portland, Oregon
I am a photographer. I'm a coffee master. I'm spontaneous. I'm fun. I'm enthusiastic. I'm driven. I'm free spirited. I'm not afraid to take risks. I'm adventurous, creative and passionate. I'm organized but enjoy a bit of chaos at the same time. I'm what you might call incessantly optimistic. I am a happy person. Life is good.
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