light is good

My father gave me my first camera when i was nine. It was a 35mm Petri FT. My favorite part of this new 'toy' was after each shot I had to pull this lever back to advance the film (it made a really cool sound). After the last shot was taken i had to pry up this little crank from the bottom of the camera to wind the film so i could take it out to be processed. I quickly filled 3 rolls. At 9 years old with no concept of money, my dad quickly put a limit on my new hobby. I somehow magically never ran out of film. Thanks Dad.

The Petri FT and later my Kodak Retna Reflex III (for my 13th birthday)

I chose Disc-Jockey as a career and still love every moment. I get to play music and organize weddings. There is no better job in my eyes. After a 26 year run of DJing my love for photography has never waned. I bought a pretty nice point and shoot camera a few years ago for the sole purpose of taking photos at my wedding receptions for use on my website. http://www.djresources.net The more photos I shot the more i liked it. I started showing up early to my wedding receptions to take photos of the incidentals. I quickly began to purchase more camera equipment. I now have what I consider a pretty decent arsenal. I have 1 pro camera and 2 backups. A well rounded lens stash from a super wide 11-16mm to the Canon 70-200m L. Slowly i started gathering enough images to share.

My love for light and subject matter grows daily. I'm ready to take on this new venture with great confidence and enthusiasm. Feel free to contact me so I can help capture your special day through my eyes. tcarson@maine.rr.com

Here are some images from the last couple years.

tiny dancer