I  was born to photographic and photogenic parents. Photography was a part of his consciousness from earliest childhood. At the age of four I was given a camera which produced pretend photographs, much to my chagrin. I aimed the lens at his mother, and a picture of a horse, albeit in color, was produced from the camera.

My first true camera was in-hand by the age of five, and I was experimenting with a Polaroid Land Camera by the age of seven. My first formal instruction on the matter of photography and lab work was received at the Dayton Art Institute and instigated a long love affair with the medium.

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