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Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum : On April 19, 1995, American Christian terrorists bombed the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City. These chairs are part of the 168 chairs symbolizing the lives lost in the bombing. The 19 chairs smaller than the others represent the 19 children who died in the day care center in the building. 

Read about the Oklahoma City National Memorial at  http://www.oklahomacitynationalmemorial.org/

Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

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Your Bio

SHARING is what makes photography fun, challenging and interesting for me. I've been shooting as a hobby for years, off and on. With the switch from film to digital, I found a new challenge. I have learned that in some ways shooting digital is just like working with film, but in others it's a whole new set of skills, and a whole new world of results. The chemical darkroom and the digital darkroom are worlds apart.

Digital has made sharing easier. You can share without having to hand off a piece of paper. Sharing happens at places like here. It happens by email and by sharing files in other ways.

Sharing means not only showing one's work to others, but also getting feedback from others about how they react to the work. Your comments, when you visit my galleries here, and the galleries of others, is part of that sharing process. It is also about looking and commenting on the work of others. No one learns and grows in a vacuum.

LEARNING is hopefully one of the major rewards of sharing. I started this site in January of 2007. When I go back and look at what I put up here over time, I see things which have held up, and thing which do not. I am of a mixed mind whether to remove the weaker things, or leave it for comparison. So far I have taken the latter course. I am always far enough behind in processing what I've shot, that it seems more fruitful to try to catch up than to clean up, as well.

PRINTING photographs, holding them in your hand, is a part which is lost to a degree with digital photography. But it doesn't have to be. I hope that you may find something here you'd like to have a copy of. I'd love to have you buy one and take it home with you.

SHOOTING, and then going home and seeing what you got, is the best part of all. I'm always up for an interesting shoot. I'd love to talk about shooting something for you.

If you have questions or requests, feel free to get in touch.

Dwight Corrin
316.303.9385
dcorrin at fastmail.fm
http://dcorrin.aminus3.com is my photo blog. I try to post a photo every day there. There is lots of good work there by other photographers you can browse.