My name is Keith, and I have been a member here since 2002, and if you can find all my accounts on this site I'll pay you a pretty penny! I am working side by side in the General Gallery with ^Staged and ^Katerina423.


I have been in the photography/design profession for about 8 years now, and I have worked in just about every capacity photography has to offer, from National Geographic Asia, to Museum Print Restoration at the Chicago Musuem of Art. For now, aside from helping the community here at dA, I am a design consultant to MGM for the City Center project in Las Vegas, Nevada.


I have always loved this community, and the biggest reason why is how many here continually challenge and rip apart apparent rules and constraints and just create.


I have always seen photography as an extension of my own imagination, and to be able find so many different people with so many different ideas expressed through a photograph is really special.


As a moderator and friendly face, I am going to bring more traditional and alternative processes to the photography gallery here by introducing artists in the field, tutorials about materials and techniques, and by raising general awareness about the limitless possibilities of light. I am always open to suggestions about making the galleries better, and giving you a better site to come to and post your photography.


I am open to all suggestions for Daily Deviations, but please be reminded that I will only feature quality photographs from quality deviants who are devoted to this community. You can suggest yourself, your friend, or a complete stranger, it doesn't matter. Here are a few examples of what I deem quality photographs:

This would be a great time to let me know of any question, problem, or concern you have regarding the general gallery for photography. If there is something you wish could happen, something missing, or if you just want to introduce yourself, now is the time!


I hope we can all work together to make an awesome gallery, and have a community of artist willing to help each other and grow as individuals.


Later gators!


-Keith