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One would say the nature of photography is capturing the light of the subject. For myself, it’s more…

From the time I got my hands on a video camera, I always liked the idea of composing a scene for the world to see through my visual perspective. Angles and movement at the time were of more the focus than anything else. These were all calculated between the moments of pressing the record button to begin and once again to stop capturing. As an adolescent, my weekends were filled taping skits with my cousins and siblings. During holidays, grandparents, family and friends would get their chance in front of the lens. Yet this was nothing more than a fun hobby.
Alas, the time to grow up and choose a path for further education came and for me, it would be something business related. My parents owned a business and I grew a business sense from working in the family restaurant for many years. So, my endeavors for a formal business education were underway. This, of course, had nothing to do wi...

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Jim Tsioles is a Chicago based photographer excelling in Architecture, Interiors, as well as Commercial Projects. After graduating from Columbia College’s film school, Jim created documentaries and other video projects. He has gravitated towards photography over video with the belief that fine art images are more accessible for viewing and thus is able to share more beauty with the world in this medium. His photography style holds close to the reality of the scene, keeping in mind art is subjective and when necessary, manipulation serves a purpose. Striving for complete perfection, Jim takes control of the entire process from capture to most importantly the finished print produced on his large format Fine Art Printers. For Jim, photography is very much a personal and intimate reflection of something meaningful which can be shared and communicated through images. Never satisfied, he inspires to continue a deeper refined learning of the craft.
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