I'm somewhat of a digital purist, as much of an oxymoron as that is. So almost every photograph I've posted online (> 30,000 on flickr.com/photonburst) has received more processing than what would be feasible in the darkroom if I were shooting film.

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So when viewing my photographs, keep that in mind. What you see is the result of the work that I did prior to the shoot, not the result of excessive retouching. However, when the occasion calls for it, I am quite competent in order to achieve surreal results.

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I have a photo studio in Nob Hill, San Francisco. However, I generally am open to in-kind opportunities. I am a self-taught photographer and am highly experimental, and my portfolio consists primarily of portraits, cityscapes, and abstract photographs (water, smoke, bubbles, etc.)

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