Radical Retinoscopy's photostream  

My day-job as an optometrist has led me down the road of many hours of study in the field of theoretical and physiological optics. When I am not examining eyes I love the challenge of night and long-exposure photography. I have always been fascinated by the surrealistic and abstract qualities provided by very long exposures. I have been actively involved in wide angle astrophotography since the age of twelve. My first camera was a Minolta SRT-101 given to me by my grandfather. I love taking high-tech digital photographs of the night sky using the latest techniques that I have learned by many of my great contacts on Flickr. Despite primarily using a digital SLR, I enjoy nothing more than pulling out that old Minolta camera, loading it up with film and shooting the night sky.

Since moving to the South-West United States, I have been drawn to many of the beautiful landscapes in Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. Most of my experience has been in night and long exposure photography; I have recently undertaken “daytime” landscape photography. Once again, I thank many of my Flickr friends and contacts for great inspiration in my landscape photography.

“For my part I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of the stars makes me dream.” - Vincent van Gogh