Brightly Colored Door And Wall Wood Print

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Brightly colored door and wall, Isla Mujeres, Yucatan Peninsula, Quintana Roo, Mexico

My love for photography began in the 1st grade during a school-sponsored photography contest for all the kids in grades first through sixth. I won! The year was 1974 and the grand prize was a Kodak Instamatic. My very first camera. Over the years I've wanted to do many things career-wise but the only thing I came back to time and time again was photography. There's something inherently special about freezing a moment in time and being able to view and enjoy that moment in a print for years to come. A photo can show things in a way the eye can never see. Photography for me is a journey and the ultimate destination is a beautifully finished fine art print. So whether I'm in my backyard or around the world....let the journey...