Thomas Duncan Photography

I'm a self-taught photographer with a B.S. in wildlife biology. I worked in the wildlife field for the Colorado State Parks system, Denver Museum of Natural History, US Fish & Wildlife Service, National Forest Service, and private consulting. I broke from the rigid box of science to further explore my interests in art and science because I can't be locked into a certain path. I like to explore them all. That applies to my preferences in subject matter. My interests are broad and varied, from landscapes to automobiles, industry to environmental. Blue Planet Photography began in 1994 with my first website. I've been photographing all my life but didn't start photographing as a business until 1998 and went full time in 2004. I enjoy the challenge photography brings, and I look forward to working with you on your project. In 2010, I was selected to the Idaho Commission on the Arts Teaching Artist Directory. The ICA provides grant opportunities for schools and nonprofit organizations to bring in artists for residency programs. Please contact me for details or visit the Idaho Commission on the Arts for more information. Stock, editorial commercial and fine art photography: products, interior, exterior, events, portraits, travel, sports, fine art. Studio or location, fully digital, shooting Canon 1ds 35mm DSLR equipment.

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