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I began
my career in photography by taking a photojournalism class from
John White, a Chicago Sun Times photojournalist. White's near religious
passion for photography rubbed off on me and soon I was hooked
on photography and documentary- style imagery. I decided to make
photography my life's work.
After graduating Columbia College in photojournalism, I sweated it out at a few
small newspapers in the Chicagoland area before selling all of my possessions
to fund a move to England where I documented the homeless. Next, I traveled to
Ireland where I photographed the political struggles plaguing northern Ireland.
After returning to the states, I took over a studio space formerly occupied by
photographer Nancy Dressler. Nancy believed in me and helped me get started in
business by giving me 20 rolls of film and one month free rent. She told me to "make
it work" and I did!
Let me help you remember forever, who you are today. |
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