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William Beem

I’m William Beem, a photographer and author living in Central Florida.

I share my thoughts on photography at and any other place where I can find a soul with a similar passion.  I occasionally provide training along with the folks at Harmon Photo’s School of Photography.

My other dark secret is a career in technology, which has brought me into the realms of education, culinary arts, telecommunication, defense, tourism and publications.

I am a former columnist with Corporate Computing and contributed to several other Ziff-Davis magazines, including PC Magazine. I live with two dogs who seem eminently satisfied with themselves, and I endeavor to keep them that way.

 

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Author: William Beem

Published on January 29, 2012


  • http://owenwbrown.com Owen W Brown

    I really appreciate your approach to photography. I too have a day job, started shooting with film as a youngster, lost interest because film is a hassle, rediscovered photography thru the digital format; first via my iphone, then point and shoot, then investing in a DSLR. Thank you for sharing. Your pictures are fantastic and your style, making photographs as opposed to taking them, is very, well, honest. Inspiring.

  • Kjeld Friis

    Thanks for all the weird and quirky post. It is always a pleasure to read about your random thoughts and see them translated into cool pictures.
    If you ever come by Egypt, drop by and I’ll take you out for some underwater photography.

    • http://www.williambeem.com William

      Kjeld,

      Thanks. I’m not sure how to control the thoughts that come into my head, but that’s why I started this site. It gives me a place to just let them ooze out and see what form it takes.

      I would love to take a trip to Egypt for some photography, but I’ve never been diving before. I have this thing I call Beem’s Law: When you transition between land and sea, you reverse your position in the food chain.

  • http://www.imagewizards.net Roger K. Laudy

    William,

    Thanks for the kind words about my company on Scott’s site.:)

    Roger K. Laudy
    President
    Image Wizards/AluminArte

    • http://www.williambeem.com William

      Roger,

      Meant every word. I have that print mounted right by my desk and love it.