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I have been involved with photography for about seven years. Most of my
earlier work involved shooting urban and architectural images in Europe.
Three years ago I began to photograph the male nude, which is my primary
focus at the present time. I have an extensive collection of mid-century
male photography and paintings. There is no doubt that the photographers
and artists who so beautifully captured those men on film and canvas have
influenced how I interpret what I see today.
It has been said that each snowflake is unique. I see each moment in time
as an intersection of subject, emotion, light and movement. It is my goal
to try to capture some of those unique moments/images before they "melt"
away.
I prefer to use non-professional male models. What grabs my attention
initially is usually the model�s eyes, mouth and facial structure. A
perfect body is not a requirement and I've found that often it is a
detriment. What I try to capture is the model�s "soul": that unique
combination of personality, heart and past experiences that makes each
flesh and blood man a one-of-a-kind piece of art.
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