This is the work of yet another photographer that appeals directly to my likings. His use of subtle nudity adds to the innocence of the shots. This is what Craig has to say about himself:
“I was an advertising photographer for 10 years and now make my living in the motion picture industry. I’ve been published in over 20 different publications world-wide. Photography is my first love and a life long passion with me. I am currently shooting fine-art images for a possible book or gallery exhibit. I’m always looking for new talent to work with and if you are so inclined drop me a note and we can make art together.”
There is so much more to explore of Craig’s work on his website, so please enjoy the journey.
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My interest in photography goes back as far, if not further, than I can remember. My Grandfather had a thing called a box brownie and i remember being amazed at how it recorded history. I was given a 120 film camera when I was about 10 as evidenced by some black and white photos I recently found of my sister when she was 5 or so - she turned 40 in 2008.
So from recording history, through the passage of an EOS 5 film into digital and moving into a desire to 'make images' rather than take photos, I find myself here.
Photography. "For the thrill of it."
Photography. "It's where life is happening."
Photography. "When time stands still."
Photography. "Maybe it's just about being there again." 
