In photography one of the most powerful means of growing is through interactions with the other photographers we meet, be they in workshops or in the field. Not only do you learn from artists who create amazing photographs but you also build friendships.
One such chance meeting of an outstanding photographer and friend is Jack Graham. We met on the banks of Mono Lake in October of 2006. I was there by myself; he was leading a workshop. We were shooting the South Tufa at sunrise under the harvest moon setting in the west above the imposing Sierra Nevada range.
I added the address to Jack’s blog in the blogroll. You can also click here.
You’ll also want to be sure to check out his work. You can click here.
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