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Happy Holidays

Christmas - Downtown Indianapolis
Christmas – Downtown Indianapolis

It’s been quite a year in the photography industry and here at Luminous-Landscape.

There hasn’t ever been a better time to be photographer.  With all the new cameras taking advantage of the latest technology and the ability to print and share our images with friends worldwide photography has taken on a whole new meaning.  For many of us it is a passion bordering on obsession.  The bottom line though is photography provides joy for those that take the images and those that view the images.

So, during this Holiday Season take a moment and cherish your family and friends and if you get a second take a photo of them so you can cherish it time and time again.

The Luminous-Landscape team wishes you a Happy Holiday
and we’d like to thank you for being part of our extended family. 

Michael
Chris
Kevin

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Christmas at Indianapolis Airport

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Photography is my passion and has been for 45 plus years. My career in photography has allowed me to travel the world, meet some of the most interesting people on the planet and see things I could never have dreamed of. My goal is to share the passion of pictures taking through photographs and teaching with as many people as I can hoping it brings them as much joy and happiness as it has me. I do this through Rockhopper Workshops and other projects as well as teaching at my Gallery in Indianapolis.
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