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My grandfather was a landscape photographer, and he introduced me to the magic of seeing an image form out of nothing on a blank sheet of paper. I think that I became the designer I am as a result of carrying his heavy camera bag around for him He’d spend so tong composing a photograph that the two of us would become a part of the scene, we felt like we belonged there. This comes through in his work, too: when you look at his photographs, you also feet you belong there. Of course, I was just grateful for the rest — I didn’t realize until much later that this was an important part of the creative process! Now it’s something that I hope comes through in my design too.

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Cromhout, G. (2001). Message. In: New Masters of Photoshop. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-5121-7_10

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