Thomas Ohm - Bio
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| After enjoying photography as a hobby for more than 13 years. I have decided to expand my experience and present some of my work. A significant amount of my time and effort has been spent on the subjects of scenic and racing photography. Recently I have moved into working on portrait and fashion photography. I have found this to be quite a challenge and look forward to continuing in this direction, while still keeping active in these other areas. To that end I am working with, and looking for, models for TFP shoots. This enables me to work with many different people while I build my portfolio and theirs. If you are interested in modeling send me an modeling Inquiry email and I would be happy to discuss the opportunity. |
| In another effort to expand myself, I am going to take a collection of selected prints from the Nature archive and spend the summer participating in some of the Art Fairs hosted around South Eastern Wisconsin. As the dates become available I will post them here. I will also be taking along an expanded catalog of my work, to the fairs, for direct ordering. If you cannot attend any of these events, but are interested in purchasing some of my work, email me and I would be happy to send thumbnail examples of my work, reflecting your interests, to help you make your selection(s). Once the choices are made payment can be arranged and the ready to frame prints can be shipped directly to you. |
| These pages are only a very small representation of the archive of photos I have taken over the years.Take your time and look around. I would really appreciate it if you would drop me an email and let me know what you think about the site and my photographs. If there is something,inparticular, you would like to see let me know. Since I have so many photos in my archive I just might have a picture of that subject or a similar scene. |
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Here are a couple of quotes that caught my eye. |
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"Imagination is more powerful than knowledge." Albert Einstein |
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"A camera is a 'save' button for the mind's eye." Roger Kingston |
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