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Photography was one of those things I've always wanted to get into but always ended up doing something else. I accidentally and instantaneously fell in love with photography shooting a friend's wedding in 2004. I would consider myself a generation-X photographer; a digital photographer. Having no background in photography, theory or hands-on; but with a computer technology background; mixed with commercial and contemporary art; and access to the information highway, learning digital photography was almost effortless.
Needing to gain experience quickly I teamed up with an old friend from high school, a photographer, Bernard Tigno. My father too, a photography hobbyist, gave me some old school guidance. I still have lots to learn about photography. I'm always researching old and new techniques from pros and amateurs. In this digital era it's one of those things you'll never stop learning.
Capturing a "moment in time" is priceless. If I could capture an image, and able to spark an emotion, then I have done my job.
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