FCEtier is a husband, father, grandfather, pharmacist, photographer, and high school football official who was born in Louisiana. He spent most of his adult life in Baton Rouge, eventually splitting his time between Baton Rouge and Gulfport, Mississippi. Hurricane Katrina sent him in search of a safer harbor, which he found in Western North Carolina. With an eye for the unusual found within the usual, Etier has been involved with photography for many years. A fan once remarked, “Give him an acre and he’ll find a million inspirations.” Hoping that there are others who like what he sees through his viewfinder and who will support his interests, Etier is seldom found without his camera. His influences range from Shutterbug and Black and White magazines to Salvador Dali, with many others along the way, including Scott Kelby, Dennis Hopper, Patti Smith, Miriam Goldberg, William Eggleston, and Ansel Adams. He studied art at Louisiana Tech University and independently learned the art of photography.
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Book Review: The Irregulars by Jennet Conant
"Truth is far too precious a commodity to be used lightly." L. Franck, BSC
"In space, no one can hear you scream" — Alien trailer.
Take responsibility for your own attitude!
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Find Out What It Means to Me
We are losing respect for others, ourselves, and our institutions.
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Control the Game
Has our culture lost its self-discipline?
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