I started taking photos in 1995 because I had to take an art class in high school. My mom was a photographer so I had a camera. I got a C in my Photo 1 class cause we had to take photos of still lives and shit and I hated the darkroom. But in Photo 2 I got to take photos of my actual life and I never put down a camera.

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I dedicated my first book to her. I always knew I would. I hadn’t talked to her since I graduated but I was gonna look her up when I published my first book. But when I did I found out she had died in Chicago where I happened to be on the last week of shooting for that book. I ended up giving a copy to her daughter who was my prom date.

we owe a lot to the Photo 2 teacher

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Man this brings back memories of the amazing local music scenes in the mid/late-90's. I graduated in '98 and my whole time in high school there were Battle of the Bands and all kinds of shows, even in my small hometown of 60K people.

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I think I only have one turtle photo (okay it's a tortoise - let me live) but it's a pretty fun one.

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Very cool… my mother handed down her 110 film Minolta when I was 5 or 6, and it had some tape to keep the doors closed… I started taking pictures of frogs and toads and turtles in my backyard. 

These days, the turtles are bigger. 
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Keep going mate it seems photoghraphey is in your genes 🥰

Seems like you’ve lived a really cool life taking photos. 

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