Capture Every Moment
Our Philosophy on Photography
Photography is like a way to see the world, both in a real and metaphorical sense. It’s more than just a hobby; it’s a way of thinking that helps you deal with tough times, grow your creativity, and find beauty in things others might think are boring or not perfect.
Nature.
The natural world surrounds us all, and everyone can connect with it in some way. It’s an endless wellspring of amazement and interest due to its ever-changing nature. The world is a fabric of interwoven elements, with each one symbolizing a unique living being, ecological community, or geological event. This complex network of existence is always transforming, with new creatures appearing, ecosystems moving, and terrains reshaping gradually. Even in places that appear to be unchanging, there’s an invisible choreography of existence going on.
People.
In the art of photography, individuals can express emotions or fully engage the audience by their movements. For instance, a person bracing themselves against the force of waves can stir up emotions of peril, wonder, or excitement. On a more technical level, individuals can enhance the visual appeal of a background that might otherwise seem dull. As nature unfolds its narrative, photographers can connect with the audience’s feelings and memories, enabling them to craft a narrative that celebrates cultural heritage. This includes incorporating elements left by those who have cultivated the land, thereby aiding in the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage.
Passion.
After dedicating 20 years of unwavering service to this amazing nation through our most esteemed military, I’ve recently discovered peace and joy in the art of photography. You might be surprised to learn that my journey has taken me to countless places, both filled with tragedy and splendor. I quickly realized the importance of capturing every moment as it happens. I’m delighted that you’ve decided to delve into this world of images! Like many others, my love for photography began early in life. Yet, it was my 20-year commitment to the military that truly sparked my fascination with photography, encouraging me to not just take pictures but to capture moments artistically. My time in the Navy opened my eyes to various cultures and allowed me to experience the world’s beauty directly.