Ta Seti

I have always been involved in the creative industry and i never recorded any of my work. My job stole the luxury of time and I never really thought it was important to document what I created over the years in entertainment and theater.

In 2010 I saw some photographs of one of the craft vendors I had invited to the Hotel to display their craft for sale to our guests and I was enamored by what I saw. I would ask questions on how she captured some of her images and she would try to explain but at the time I was just too busy to listen, too busy to learn. At least so I thought.

My interest grew and I purchased my first semi pro camera in 2010 and started taking photos as an extension of what I was professionally doing. I never looked back. My friend taught me some tricks and I learned by trail and error. I resigned in 2012 and decided to spend more time learning the craft of photography. In 2017 I took formal photography lessons on line and I never looked back. I just need to be more consistent but I love my new found love- the love of writing with light.