Photography (Color)

I began taking photography seriously in high school (1982) when I took my first photography class. We shot everything in black & white and processed the film ourselves in a darkroom (as was the tradition in pre-digital times). I continued to shoot primarily in black and white well into college. But in 1987 I felt it was time to switch to color. I had used color sporadically from 1982–1987 and in doing so realized that one did not need black and white to make cool "artistic" images. In fact, using color film allowed me to explore color as subject in and of itself.

In the fall of 2005 I took the next big plunge—digital. I love it! It's so freeing not having to use film anymore. Still, I sometimes miss the simplicity (& durability) of my film cameras (which now sit on a shelf collecting dust...)

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Wild Flowers Moss Bug Collectors Dock At Dusk Fireworks Steeple Horse on a Hill Fern Room Koi Mall Reflections #2 Boat and Hoist Thunderhead Slip Bridge Fetch Marsh Grass Moon Over Nokomis U.F.O. Tahquamenon Falls Pilsir at Dawn Sunset Swim Cabin Lamp St. Olaf Colonnade Krista Julie Ice Palace Minneapolis Steve and Amy Fallen Bridge Table and Chairs Ed Yellow Gable Red Leaves