<—— Special Print Pricing —–> . Shipping and Taxes not included . Prints (glossy or lustre, just a print, no frame): 8 X 12 – $25.00 12 X 18 – $45.00 20 X 30 – $90.00
Canvas Gallery Wrap – ready to hang 16 X 24 – $115.00 30 X 45 – Professionally Printed on High Quality Canvas & stretched over a handcrafted wood frame – $550.00
Looking for wall art for your home or office? Lee Smith Photography can offer you a wide range of images in almost any size needed. Visit us on line at https://www.leesmithphotos.com/
I have selected my top images for my 2020 Photo Calendar and will be sending the calendar off to be printed. there will be a limited supply so I am offering an opportunity for people to take advantage of a pre-order special. Click on the link below to order:
The calendar size is 11″ x 8.5″ which is printed on premium glossy card stock.
The price is $20.00 for one calendar and shipped domestically through USPS for $3.00 (in the Continental US only). If you order 2 or more calendars, I am offering free shipping in the Continental US.
This special price is only for a limited time so order today!
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Lee, please kick things off for us by telling us about yourself and your journey so far. I was born and raised in Miami, FL. I enjoyed the outdoors starting at a young age. My photography career began when I was about ten years old with a little Kodak Instamatic camera. I would take that thing with me everywhere I went but could only take a few photos because the cost to buy and develop film, but I had fun, and my parents and sister enjoyed my photos.
I became a bit more serious with my photography after I graduated High School. In 1974, I would carry a camera when my friends were carrying surfboards to the beach. I would photograph the beach life from the shoreline as they surfed. Made loads for friends and had a great deal of fun. A few years ago, I posted some of those photos on Facebook, and my old friends went crazy looking at the old memories when times were so much simpler.
There was a break in my photography efforts due to work and education. It wasn’t until my marriage that I started shooting again. We would go out to different events, hang with friends and eventually honeymoon in Costa Rica. I would shoot when I wasn’t working. We eventually started our family having two children, and my photography was focused on my wife & kids. I spent a great deal of time capturing my kids growing up from behind the lens and have so many wonderful shots. It wasn’t until 2005 that I started shooting digitally with an inexpensive Canon A620 flip screen that changed my views on photography.
Today, I shoot with a Canon 5D Mark 4 with a select group of quality lens. After my kids moved out, I focus on landscape photography, capturing the Florida sunrises, wildlife, and trips with my wife out west.
Can you give our readers some background on your art? What I create. I really enjoy a beautiful sunrise. I try to visit different places to capture how the morning light evolves into a day with the changing colors of the morning.
I also enjoy capturing the night skies, cityscapes, and the moon on occasion. How do I create my work? I use a Canon EOS 5D Mark 4 and a Sony A6500 to capture images and timelapses. I use Adobe Photoshop to process the images to get them looking like what I saw.
Why? I enjoy making capturing images and producing something that makes people smile and to bring a little happiness back into this world.
What’s the message or inspiration? My message is to enjoy this beautiful world we live in. To treat it with respect, because mankind is destroying this planet at a rapid pace. The images I capture of places may one day become only a memory of what once stood in that spot.
What do you hope people take away from it? I hope my photos inspire us to recognize that we all have a responsibility to protect the places we live in. We are all shepherds of this earth. We need to do our best to clean up after ourselves and not pollute the environment. Mankind has done terrible things to this world. It is up to us and future generations to protect this planet.
What should we know about your artwork? I love what I do, and I spend an enormous amount of time capturing my images. I hope my images inspire people to slow down, take a deep breath and to enjoy the moment.
What would you recommend to an artist new to the city, or to art, in terms of meeting and connecting with other artists and creatives? Yes, it can be lonely being a landscape photographer, but I think that can be part of the allure of being a photographer.
I have found that it’s easy to meet up with other photographers by simply introducing yourself and find out where others may be on a weekend shoot on social media like Facebook & Instagram, Or just go to the places people post images and you will find people there on the weekends photographing something – Landscapes, wildlife, sports, and events.
Now landscape photography is much different than photographing a wedding, an event, portraits, sporting events, real estate or any other photographic avenues. The best thing about photography is that you can pick and choose what you wish to do and what you like to photograph. Photography is a passion. It can display your character or even your soul. The main thing is to have fun and enjoy the time you are out with your camera.
What’s the best way for someone to check out your work and provide support? I have several Social Media accounts that people can follow me on: Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/LeeSmithPhotos/
Currently, I only have my artwork for sale on my website https://www.leesmithphotos.com/. I am looking into several galleries to start showing my work.
Broward Event Photography – one of the more enjoyable activities I like to do is event photography. Capturing the moments of joy and happenstance during an event. Group photos, interactions, decorations and surrounds blended into memories. Outdoor or indoor events can covered by someone like myself to record the images of the day.
Lifestyles & Travel Photography – Traveling and photography seem to go hand in hand, getting up early or catching the sunset to see the beauty each travel destination offers
t was before the sunrise on the southern most point of South Beach. Standing upon a high point. The sky was looking great as the colors of the sunrise reached across the sky. By Lee Smith Photography
The clouds looked great and the sunlight grew colorful just before dawn at Hillsboro Inlet. There were scores of boats heading out for a fishing tournament. By Lee Smith Photography
