tf photography: Snoqualmie Falls, various views

Life is too short to not take pictures!

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Snoqualmie Falls, various views

~ tommy: Seattle, Washington; Its been a long, and sometimes wild, journey. I find the world a fascinating place, filled with wonders of all kinds, nature, architecture, people of all nations. Most all aspects of photography fascinate me. I sense that life is not going to be long enough to do and photograph all that I would like. This is a small part of my journey thus far.

My photographic experiences span over 30 years, having lived and worked on 4 continents, in more than 21 countries, visited hundreds of cities, meeting countless wonderful people, unforgettable experiences. I'm thankful for them all!

Though now completely digital, my photographic work has covered everything from traditional b&w, color slide/print films, 16mm microfilms up to 8" x 10" color slides for art reproduction. I ran my own custom lab for nearly 20 years, turning digital in the late 90's. I'm still excited about what is to come next.

Enjoy!