Artist Information:
Terry Holt
Friday Harbor, WA
United States
Member Since: Jun 2002
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Artist Statement:
I first became interested in
photography 22 years ago while
working as a pilot for a small
airline in the Solomon
Islands. I learned early on
that I had a long way to go if
I was ever going to be able to
capture the beauty of the area
and the people. Through many
wasted rolls of film and
months of practice, my
photography began to improve.
With words of encouragement
from my friend, Australian
photographer and author Mike
McCoy and other expatriates in
the area, I slowly developed a
life long relationship with
photography, which I still
enjoy today.
I am now digitally altering my
images to bring out their
artistic qualities. This
technique combined with the
many different printing
papers available result in
artistic images that are best
framed, matted and displayed.
For this market my pictures
will be priced extremely
reasonable.
For a postcard sized proof
send $3.00 US [ inside US ]
or $6.00 US [ outside US ] to:
Terry Holt
10 Erickson Dr.
Friday
Harbor, WA 98250 USA
I will return a digitally
printed, photographic quality
proof with the price
deductible from any additional
purchase.
I hope you like my work!
Terry Holt
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Terry Holt's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Terry Holt's Portfolio. Browse Holt's body of work: I first became interested in photography 22 years ago while working as a pilot for a small airline in the Solomon Islands. I learned early on that I had a long way to go if I was ever going to be able to capture the beauty of the area and the people. Through many wasted rolls of film and months of practice, my photography began to improve. With words of encouragement from my friend, Australian photographer and author Mike McCoy and other expatriates in the area, I slowly developed a life long relationship with photography, which I still enjoy today.
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