Give me a camera and I'll show you the world through my eyes - TekRebel

I started photography at a very young age. By the 7th grade I was one of the few who owned and carried a 35mm camera on them at all times. I developed so much film at Walmart the whole photo department was on a first name basis with me. I was on my high school's year book committee as a photographer, if that has any bearing on my photography skills. When I hit college I began shooting professionally. I was the photographer for the first ever Pan-Asian graduation at Calpoly. I received my first photography paycheck from Calpoly, which led to other paid school opportunities including Friendship Games.

From there I moved onto the import scene not so much by choice, but by opportunity. I networked myself out there and got myself noticed. By the end of it all I had some work go into national publications including Maxim magazine. Honestly, I felt unchallenged. I was taking pictures of already labeled beautiful women. I started shooting fashion, glamour, and weddings. I wanted to show people something they've never seen before, but was there the whole time. So here I am showing the world through my eyes...

I use a Minolta Maxxum 5 SLR and a Canon Rebel XTi Digitial SLR with various lens.