Photography is a beautiful art form which reflects the perspective of the person looking through the lens at a moment in time.
It allows others to share a unique composition and experience what the photographic artist is trying to convey.

I seek out unusual shapes or objects that are nice to look at and may also tell a story or make you laugh.
See "Take a Bow" for a flower with a personality or "Whispering Clouds" for a beautiful southwestern scene.

My interest in photography started in grade school when I became part of the audio-visual team at PS 96 in the Bronx.
I enjoyed setting up equipment for classroom presentations or movies.

As a teenager I experimented with a Polaroid camera. On a spring afternoon I photographed a friend jumping off a bridge
(a small bridge). I tried to capture the motion when he did the free-fall. We had a great time that day in Plainfield, New Jersey.

I did not start taking photography seriously until a magazine editor told me that my photos had very good composition
and suggested I pursue this as a career.

In the early 1980's I traded for for my first good camera; a Pentax about 20 years old at the time.
It helped me understand the inter-relationship between aperture and shutter settings because it was a fully manual camera.

In 2005 a friend gave me my first digital camera, a Canon Pro 90, and once I got the hang of it, I was hooked!
See "Take Me To Your Leader" for a very cool photo of a praying mantis that was taken with this camera.

The majority of photos on this web site were taken with a Nikon D200 - a 10 megapixel high resolution camera
that produces art quality prints in any of the sizes offered. Other sizes available: 11x14, 20x24, 20x30, 30x48, and 30x60. Send an Email to timetrvlr@gmail.com with detailed ordering information, and I will send a quote.

ALL prints are archival quality and will last for generations.
Please keep artwork out of direct sunlight.
Matting is recommended to allow space between the glass and the photo.
Ken and Debi
Debi and Ken
Satisfaction guaranteed! Ken Pierce