📷 Richard Bravo #Photography 📷
Yep, that's me.
I'm going to be posting a series of my photography.
I thought I'd start with a little bit about my story.
I've loved being behind the lens for most of my life.
This was shot in 2008 in Grand Teton National Park, when I used to live in Jackson Hole, WY, and one of the few occasions I'm in front of the camera.
I miss Wyoming and plan to move back in the next couple of years.
But that's a different story for a different time.
I first fell in love with photography after finding an Ansel Adams book when I about 12.
I got my first camera, a Canon EA-1, when I was 16.
When I was 18 studying photography at a local city college, I started shooting with Ilford film, processing my own film, and developing in the dark room.
I found my passion in the medium.
The rich tones and textures I captured were some of my best work at the time.
One day during a round of hacky sack in the courtyard someone walked off with my portfolio and my camera. I was devastated. Broke and virtually homeless at the time, I wouldn't pick up a camera again till I was in my twenties.
The next photos I post are where that story began to flourish again.
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