Feelings we try to chase, feelings we can't erase pictures capture our innermost thoughts of expression. This is a collection of photos I captured over the years moving in space and time.
Artists Statement: "It's not art if you aren't connected to your creative energy because of the restraints placed on you by high tech cameras and photo editing software. I still enjoy putting pencil to paper and pulling out an old manual film camera. My motto has always been...keep it simple because creativity equals infinity."
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Thursday, February 27, 2020
Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Love Don't End With Goodbye
People often ask me why I'm not married, especially since I seem like an honorable man.
While I find the single life to be quite challenging and I’m certainly not content with it, I also believe that I’ve grown wiser with age, making more thoughtful choices. I haven’t encountered what I would consider a bad woman, but I have met women who simply weren’t compatible with my spirit.
In my younger years, relationships played a significant role in my life as I embarked on my personal journey. I didn’t think much about compatibility because I believed I had a lifetime to discover what I truly wanted in a partner. During that time, I’m sure I unintentionally broke some hearts, just as I experienced my own heartache from love. Reflecting on my past, I realize that if I could do it all over again, there are only a few things I would change. At this point in my life, the notion of "What if" no longer holds any significance for me.
Interestingly, I come from a background of two parents who loved each other unconditionally. Many times throughout different chapters of my life, I’ve wished I could replicate their formula for success in love.
"They say where you stood when you were young is where you will sit when you grow old."
I’ve reached this moment in time for a reason, and I accept the circumstances I’ve been given by fate. My one piece of wisdom is this: love doesn’t end with goodbye.
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