reid crosby (dot) com

I've been around cameras all my life. I remember being five years old and my father putting a twin lens reflex camera in my hands and showing me how to use it. It wasn't until my seventeenth birthday that I had a camera of my own, a pentax K1000. Great camera to learn photography on. I got a lot of use out of it, including my trip across the country in the fall of '94 when I shot over one hundred rolls of film in less than seven weeks. It was actually the only film camera I've ever owned.

I never thought I'd switch over to digital. When I first started using a digital camera, my intention was to get snapshots for ideas for paintings, capturing compositions that I found interesting. But as I spent more and more time in front of a computer on a regular basis, it became much more practical, as well as more cost effective, to convert.

In these portfolios I have tried to consolidate all of the photographs from the past several years down to the very best images that I have. Or at least my favorites. If you like what you see, please check out flickr to see more. I'm always adding new images.

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