a fabulous portfolio of waves,
by Australian
photographer Ray
Collins,
we have featured his work before on the blog back in August 2015,
Collins, who bought his first camera in 2007 and left a job
as a coal miner to pursue his passion, has collaborated with National Geographic, Vogue, Patagonia, Apple, and Nikon,
Collins is constantly pushing his work, traveling around the
world to immortalize waves. His second book, Water & Light moves
from Iceland to Tahiti, all in the name of photographing the ocean and he was
recently featured in the documentary Fish People,
which is now viewable on Netflix,
and here is an amaZing thing, he is color blind! in an interview the question was asked, 'How does your color blindness help—or hinder—your work as a
photographer?' he replied, 'I think it helps by removing the “distraction” of color,
allowing me to focus on contrast, tones, textures, and compositions, if I'd
always seen the same way as everyone else, maybe my work wouldn't be as unique', to follow this amazing photographer have a look at his Facebook and Instagram.
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