Eye In The Sky - Limited Edition 1 of 5 Photograph

I have been playing and recording music since I was about 17. I always had the problem of not finishing my songs, because I simply move on from idea to idea. If I don't feel the way I felt the day when I began writing the song, I always began a new one, and literally have about 300 ditties that are halfway complete on top of a good 30 or so that are post produced. I would worked 10 hours plus on a recording and always enjoyed multitracking subtleties in my songs, basically recording 30 tracks and panning things all over the place in a subdued manner on top of the main song. After a session I would have a new idea and would plan on going back to finish a song, but had new ideas that required me to put the previous song on the back burner, problem is I move on and my drive brings me to the next song. Since I started shooting photography, I find that I can apply the same concepts I did to music, but have a result within the click of a shutter button. I have fallen in love with photography and experimenting with various concepts. I love abstract work that features shots that are a one take shots, things that are hard to reproduce, like smoke flying trough the air, or ink splashing on glass, etc. I look forward to learning more and eventually move into a permanent creative field. At this point of my life I am almost willing to be a "starving artist". I have found that creative endeavors feed and spark my soul.