Don't 

20" x 16"

Photography , Gelatin silver lith print

Edition of 20

2008

Rubble Without a Cause

20" x 16"

Photography , Gelatin silver lith print

Edition of 20

2008

Horse Rider

16" x 20"

Photography , Gelatin silver lith print

Edition of 20

2009

Overpass

16" x 20"

Photography , Gelatin silver lith print

Edition of 20

2008

Runaway Walk

20" X 16"

Photography , Gelatin silver lith print

Edition of 20

2008

Train Yard

20" x 16"

Photography , Gelatin silver lith print

Edition of 20

2008

Ties

20" x 16"

Photography , Gelatin silver lith print

Edition of 20

2008

Shelter

20" x 16"

Photography , Gelatin silver lith print

Edition of 20

2008

Shelter #2 

16" x 20"

Photography , Gelatin silver lith print

Edition of 20

2009

Wall of Crates

16" x 20"

Photography , Gelatin silver lith print

Edition of 20

2009

** Additional Works Available, please contact the gallery

Artist Statement:

Photography opened up a new world to me when I was in grade school. I always had a difficult time communicating in words what I was thinking or feeling. With photography, I was able to give people a visual insight to my world. Once I began this journey of learning, a whole new magical world opened up to me. I began acquiring a love for the full creative process. It gave me a feeling of accomplishment in a world I felt I could have never measured up to. The hunt for subject matter that is not the standard stimulates my creativity. I prefer to stay clear of producing clichéd imagery by not allowing the latest trends to influence my style of photography. I use my eye to transcend the perception of human consciousness by challenging my imagination to accept the surreal, in essence allowing myself to create unexpected and thought provoking work. This collection is meant to ignite a passion for exploration of beautiful things in a world that is often in despair. In the midst of every darkest hour there still lies hope.

Biography:

Growing up in Japan, Thomas discovered his passion for photography at the age of 8. His career began on a small Navy newspaper, the Seahawk, covering local sports and events. The Seahawk awarded him a letter of appreciation for 'Excellent Photography,' in 1992. Thomas then embarked on a journey to Seattle in 1994 to attend The Art Institute of Seattle, furthering his artistic and technical skills, receiving his degree in Commercial Photography. Thomas developed an innovative and conceptual style, photographing a wide range of subject matter from the abstract avant-garde, to haunting images of people and nature. His work instills a mood of introspection and self-reflection, and possesses a sense of wonder that often is lost after childhood. Thomas prefers to use the medium of film, both color and B&W. He enjoys perfecting his craft in the darkroom. He says, 'In growing as a fine art photographer, I have embraced traditional darkroom techniques which I feel that one day may become a lost art in this world of digital technology. Time spent alone in the darkroom allows me to reflect and connect with my art.' Thomas is represented by La Familia Gallery in Seattle and continues to exhibit his work all over the city.