Photographer

	Steve's History in Photography

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003	In college I worked in the laboratory of Keith Porter. Dr. Porter was the inventor of electron microscopy as a tool in cell biology. His micrographs remain beautiful today.	In Seattle, I began to become serious about photography itself. This included working to make use of the zone system and meeting a group of photographers who eventually became part of Letcher Ross's Infinity Gallery.	There is also a philosophical background to my photography which will go here.

	Johsel Namkung was the Department Photoprapher when I was a graduate student in Pathology at the UW.	Amyloid: I became serious about photography as a medical students in Alan Cowen's lab. My work was on the rheumatoid nodule but I spent a lot of time with Tsuranaoboru Shimokawa and learned form his work on the amyloid fibril.
		.Silver Image Gallery I had little to do with this but Dan Fear's gallery was the successor to Infinity.