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"I
was always impressed with the way my grandfather could locate a vein of
water with nothing but the simplest divining rod and the sensitivity of
his hands. With the camera as my vehicle, I attempt to draw out and record the essence of a subject. My grandfather would wait until an intense vibration would pass through his stick and up his arms, and only then did he know he had water. Similarly, it is only when I feel emotions thundering inside of me and all my senses are locked into place that I know that the time is right to release the shutter. " |
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Portfolios (All images are copyrighted by Dean Kotula and have been digitally water marked) |
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| Images from Dean's newly released book:- The Phallus Palace | ||||
| Salty Dogs & Drydocks: commercial fishing/ship repair | ||||
| Various other images spanning a 20 year career | ||||
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