Michael Brock

I have always enjoyed taking pictures. I started out on general point and shoot 110mm and 35mm. Then, at a work Christmas party I got my first digital camera a 3.2 MP. I was amazed at the ability to take the shot and immediately see the results. Later, I purchased another camera that was a point and shoot that had a telephoto lens built in and greater mega pixels. I truly enjoyed taking shots with it, but it always seemed the images lacked that pop. I used it for several years just for family and general landscapes and some wildlife. Then, on my birthday in 2016 I decided to purchase another camera and got a DSLR Canon T6 model. When I started using it, I immediately noticed the difference in the images it produced versus my older camera. Also, with the Canon I gained the ability to change out lenses for specific shots. It sparked my love of taking pictures again. I dove in with both feet and started learning more and absorbing information and taking more shots. I then started adding more equipment to further my journey. I came to a crossroads at the place I had been working so I made the decision to leave. I decided to go for it and to do something I love. I spent time taking more shots and learning from others and the mistakes I was making. There have been lots of trials and errors, but that is the challenge as I continue to grow and learn. I upgraded lenses and then finally upgraded to the Canon 80D to help and improve this craft I love.