The Art of Photographyby Lloyd Smith

A little snow at the cabin

Lloyd Smith in Patagonia - Argentina

Lloyd in Nepal – December 2014

Sky Fire Crater Lake – Been printed around the world, even Reader’s Digest

A doll in a fish aquarium.

An orphan boy in Nairobi, Kenya. Been off the streets for two weeks.

I walked into a church in Soweto, South Africa and saw this darling little girl.

I loved the lighting – A church in Soweto, South Africa. Rotary Magazine published it on their Website.

Ron Morrison, age 57, 20 felonies, 30 years in prison, Vietnam marine vet, heroin addict, COPD, mental.Kelso, Washington

A visit to Pilanesberg National Park – South Africa

Parque National Torres Del Paine - Hosteria Pehoe - Patagonia

Austral Pygmy-owl Parque National Torres Del Paine

Mwanza, Tanzania

Sheepherder – Parque National Los Alerces – Esquel – Bariloche - Patagonia

Get Organized!I encourage you to organize your

photos so you can find them. Get a system. Put them into

folders. This is the system I use for almost 2,000,000 photos. My computer has been upgraded to 16 terabytes, filled 3 terabytes.

Some samples of how I use photography1-My son called me and asked if I had any photos of my 18 year old granddaughter, Kaitlyn Smith. In 3 hours I had 1200 photos, 18 years of her life. Probably a record for a grandpa. Had many more.

2-To honor my wife Helen Smith’s, 70th birthday I put together an album of 3,000 photos. It took me a year of sorting through 2,000,000 photos.

3-I have matched up objects in my folks’ photos to objects we still have today…the Museum Project.

1- The Kaitlyn Smith project 1997-2015

Kaitlyn Smith with her dad, Keith Smith 1997

Kaitlyn growing up

Kaitlyn even modeld for me in Cabo

Kaitlyn Smith holding her cousin Reuben Tanner

Kaitlyn is growing up!

The Helen Project 1945-2015Sorted through 1.5 million photos for 3,000 photos over 70 years

1945 – The first photo of Helen. When Helen’s mother died we found thousands of negatives in boxes in her apartment. They have all been scanned. 10,000 images

One of the houses that Helen was raised in. The snow blew through the cracks. She remembers the outhouse well.

1963 – Graduation photo 1963 – I started taking her photo, been shooting Helen for 52 years

She has been an active girl

Helen Mae Boorman’s albums cover 70 years, 3000 photos, a world record for a husband

I will be sending out this PowerPoint later today, you can click on the links to check out Helen or copy and paste.

Album 1: Helen Mae Boorman Smith - Watching Helen Grow Up I (1945-1984)https://picasaweb.google.com/114431897981658921755/HelenMaeBoormanSmithWatchingHelenGrowUpI19451984

Album 2: Helen Mae Boorman Smith - Watching Helen Grow up II (1985-2008)https://picasaweb.google.com/114431897981658921755/HelenMaeBoormanSmithWatchingHelenGrowUpII19852008

Album 3: Helen Mae Boorman Smith - Watching Helen Grow Up III (2008-Present)https://picasaweb.google.com/114431897981658921755/HelenMaeBoormanSmithWatchingHelenGrowUpIII2008Present

3-The Museum ProjectOld photos with an object still owned in the photo

1951 – Dad sitting on his milking stool. I still have the stool.

1935 – Helen’s mother in her prom , graduation and wedding dress.

1959 – Lloyd sitting at his desk, note the chair and slide rule, age 19

2015 – The desk, the chair and the slide rule in the display

2015 – Lloyd’s grandson Bennett Smith sitting at the same desk with the same slide rule

Helen in 1952 holding the Bible, ready for church.

Haiti 2010 I photographed this girl Haiti 2012, ran into same girl in camp

Haiti – one month after the earthquake

Haiti

Haiti

Nepal

Mount Rainier National Park

Crater Lake National Park – 1970s

Crater Lake National Park in black and white

In the Mountains of Nepal

Cabo, Mexico

Lloyd Smith in Haiti one month after earthquack