One might say that I first met Zac Wilkerson entirely by accident. I don’t believe that is the case. We were both doing what we love and that landed us in the same place at the same time. More than once, I should add, and with increasing frequency ever since. Where my passion lies with photography, Zac’s is clearly with people.<\/p>\n
I will let Mr. Wilkerson speak for himself, but I want to add some emphasis to his words. Zac tells us to, “Do what you love.” I am a firm believer that we all have a purpose. When I pick up my camera, I become in every way a better person. I see things a bit differently all the time, but the camera adds weight to my vision.<\/p>\n
When I look through the lens at a subject, I see beauty. It could be a snow-covered mountain range or a puddle rainbow-streaked with oil. There is always something more magnificent about that thing in that moment that inspires me. Even when it is a difficult subject there is a story to be told. I want to hear it. I want to know more about the meaning of that subject. We all, from people to inanimate objects, have a purpose. What is this one specific thing’s purpose?<\/p>\n