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I rediscovered my love for photography a few years ago once it entered the digital era. In picking up a camera again and venturing out into the world, I was reminded how much photography can train one’s mind and eyes to see the many details of life that are often taken for granted.

Having worked in the high tech field my entire career, I found it very easy to make the transition from film to digital. It is hard not to be amazed at how the photography profession continues to be impacted by rapid advances in technology. And yet at its core, photography has changed very little. Imagination, a good eye for detail and composition, and creativity still matter much more than having the latest technological advances (although they certainly can help quite a bit! ;).

Portraits, architecture and nature are my favorite subject areas. I want to express my many thanks to all those that have commented on my flickr site, purchased my photos, and requested my services. While I cannot always respond to each comment, I very much appreciate the considerations and time people take to share their thoughts on my photos.

I recently created an account on Zenfolio - www.zenfolio.com - a great site for enabling photographers to quickly and easily develop their own website for advertising and selling their photos. You can reach my site at www.epochphoto.com. Should you decide to open your own Zenfolio account, consider entering this promo code that will save you $5 off the yearly fee: PPU-PJB-KJ3.

I am in the process of pricing my photos and enabling fulfillment from Zenfolio's highly-regarding printing partner, MPIX, or via my own Epson 3800, a professional grade printer.

A special word of thanks also goes to my family - Tanya, Peter, and Bobby - who support my photography efforts and often serve as unpaid "models" for my many experiments! :) And our four kitties - Annie, Silky, Whitney, and Foxy - also participate in impromptu portrait sessions!

Please check back often as I will continue to post photos on a weekly basis.

Best Regards,
Bob