I am a retired guy who has loved photography since I got my first Brownie Hawkeye camera at age 10. Now, I live with my wife of 43 years on Florida’s central west coast and continue exploring my passion for capturing images.
My photography is eclectic; I enjoy landscapes, portraits, self-portraits, travel, and still life’s.
While I shoot with Nikon digital cameras, I am also drawn to analog photography, including film and alternative printing processes such as tintypes, van dyke brown, and cyanotypes.
From the beginning of photography, photographs once held special significance, cherished and passed down through generations. Now, our digital images—stored as electronic bits on phones, computers, and in the cloud—reflect changing technology. As technology evolves, we must preserve our photographs for future generations.
Tim Jeffers
Ephesians 5: 13. Everything exposed by the light is made visible.
Thank you for your details on Fitz William Guerin. I was recently given a small book that he wrote in 1898. He was indeed a superb photographer. The book includes technical information on how he set up and posed his subjects, how he used his lighting equipment and also a few photos of his studio layouts.
Nice to know about you.
I too love to take prints of most loved clicks to be cherished later.
Thank you, Tim.
Hi Tim, how can I follow your site? I see no links…
Hi John, It use to be there, somehow in my editing I must of deleted it. I put it back.Thanks Tim
Oh, thank you! I used to follow but I think, along with others, that WP has a glitch where this happens. Grr!
Thank you for your details on Fitz William Guerin. I was recently given a small book that he wrote in 1898. He was indeed a superb photographer. The book includes technical information on how he set up and posed his subjects, how he used his lighting equipment and also a few photos of his studio layouts.
That is cool, I didn’t realize he had written a book. From the information I had read about him, he was a very interesting man.