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Sunrise on the Beach" by Otto KitchensOtto’s images, simply put, are profound.  He has a way of looking a beautiful scene, and taking it to another level with a simple click of the shutter.  Full of passion and style, Otto’s images are deliberate, precise, and stunningly gorgeous.

Lenscape is a journey through a creative man’s mind, with charming poetry included to enhance the fantastic images.  Otto began his photoblog late last year after first following several other photoblogs, then feeling compelled to start his own.  There, we can see Otto’s unique perspective on the ordinary around him, on nature, and on life in general.  Digital shots as well as the dreamlike and, many times, obscure images from a Holga camera are found on his site. 

As a self-described tech junkie, Otto has always been heavily involved with technology, first going to a technical university, and now working as a developer of IT operations strategies for a large computer company. But photography is opening him up to a new world: “…I'm finding that photography is satisfying needs that I really wasn't aware of. Whether I want this to merely remain a hobby or become something more, I'm still not sure. But for now, I'm having a lot of fun doing it.” 

He is currently planning his next trip – a trek around Mont Blanc in the Alps, where he and a friend will hike all the way around the mountain, a little over a 100 miles, going from inn to inn.  Stay tuned to Lenscape to see where Otto takes us next. 

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Article Author: Chantal Stone

Chantal is a professional Wedding & Portrait photographer based in Central Ohio. Her portfolio can be seen at Chantal Stone Photography. She also maintains a blog, where you can see much of her recent work, and a not-updated-nearly-enough photoblog.

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  • 1 - Jet in Columbus

    Aug 17, 2006 at 12:22 pm

    Chantal this is wonderful and a welcome addition to your series. I hate reading these because it makes me miss my cameras so bad

    Love
    Jet

  • 2 - gonzo marx

    Aug 17, 2006 at 12:34 pm

    wow..thanks chantal, for opening this all up to us...

    /golfclap

    just....wow

    Excelsior?

  • 3 - chantal

    Aug 17, 2006 at 12:50 pm

    Thanks guys....almost as much as I love photography, I really love and admire other photographers, so being able to write about them is a real privilege for me.

    ....off to the pool I go!

  • 4 - diana hartman

    Aug 17, 2006 at 3:57 pm

    I am pleased to tell you this article is being featured in the Culture Focus for August 17 and 18.

    Diana Hartman
    Culture Editor

  • 5 - chantal

    Aug 17, 2006 at 4:58 pm

    wow! thanks, Diana!

  • 6 - Jet in Columbus

    Aug 17, 2006 at 9:08 pm

    I'm jealous Chantal, you deserve it.

  • 7 - Bonham

    Aug 19, 2006 at 8:50 am

    Chantal,

    Good job on this effort, you have a bright future in journalism.


    Bonham

  • 8 - chantal

    Aug 19, 2006 at 12:27 pm

    Thanks Bonham :)

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