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Creative photography : John Wilhelm

John's profession is IT, his passion is photography. Photography was always important in John's life. His father was an experienced hobby-photographer and founded at least two local photography-associations.

John Wilhelm profession is IT, his passion is creative photography. 

Photography was always important in John’s life. His father was an experienced hobby-photographer and founded at least two local photography-associations. So he grew up in an environment of cameras, magazines, lenses, selfmade camera-baggages, darkrooms and funny weddings.

He wasn’t very excited back then about those films and development processes. It was such a fiddling in his eyes.The importance of photography changed into joy when John was holding his first digital cam in his hands. The fire was sparked off and a long journey begun, a journey through lots of camera systems, techniques, experiences and finally software products.Feburary 2011, he decided to take a step across the border of plain photography. John entered the world of Photoshop. That was the best thing he every did… now photography is a complete passion! [Official Website]

“I love it to bring my fantasy to life with the help of my own images and Photoshop. Due to the fact that it’s more an obsession than plain passion I call myself a photoholic.”

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  • Janssens serge

    May 19, 2016 at 22:35

    L’humour sera toujours la meilleur des armes contre l’assouvissement et John Wilhelm l’utilise très bien … J’adore

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