In chronological order (the most recent displayed above and to right) this page will chronicle my NEW vision quest.
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Most of My Work Happened Before the
Digital Age.
WELL, not any more! By expanding the size and quality of my images I’ve embarked on the path of excessive digital resolution. Why? For large large in-your-face prints and also, to make it more challenging. It has become quite evident to me that digital photography has made what was once a difficult task in my style of discovery, quite easy and common place.
Not long ago I went to India, Tibet and Nepal and within days, I was able to capture more significant moments than I did in one years work. (See here) Because of this, what was once my moto of exposing what I didn’t see suddenly became outdated and boring to me. So I decided to graduate to a medium size format with greater resolution which means a slower, non-spontaneous approach, thereby making the quest for revelation a far more challenging and difficult process. My convinced myself to catch a bigger fish than settle for minows.
Not long ago I went to India, Tibet and Nepal and within days, I was able to capture more significant moments than I did in one years work. (See here) Because of this, what was once my moto of exposing what I didn’t see suddenly became outdated and boring to me. So I decided to graduate to a medium size format with greater resolution which means a slower, non-spontaneous approach, thereby making the quest for revelation a far more challenging and difficult process. My convinced myself to catch a bigger fish than settle for minows.
