Jim Colton
Jim Colton took up photography at the age of 13 in his home state of Minnesota when he inherited a Voightlander 120 film camera with a leaky bellows. He taped up the bellows and set up a darkroom in the only bathroom in his family’s home of seven. He’s been a photographer ever since. After graduating with mechanical engineering degrees from the University of Minnesota and Stanford, he worked at SRI International for 45 years where he performed research on the effects of explosions on structures.
During the last decade Jim, through his photography, has sought to capture the people and culture of other countries including Viet Nam, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Cuba, Guatemala, Argentina, Chile, United Arab Emirates, South Africa and Morocco. His photography includes landscapes, nature, and informal portraits that capture the people and culture of these countries.
https://www.jimcoltonphotography.com/
Read MoreDuring the last decade Jim, through his photography, has sought to capture the people and culture of other countries including Viet Nam, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Cuba, Guatemala, Argentina, Chile, United Arab Emirates, South Africa and Morocco. His photography includes landscapes, nature, and informal portraits that capture the people and culture of these countries.
https://www.jimcoltonphotography.com/
