ABOUT BOB WOOD

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Bob Wood discovered photography and Europe simultaneously, as he was given an SLR to capture the glory of the continent on tour with his parents. He was 14 years old. His fascination with photography grew while in high school. As the high school yearbook candid photographer, he was given a twin-lens reflex camera, unlimited film and coaching by a professionals who exchanged this service for the rights to sell yearbook formal portraits.

In Buffalo, New York, Wood learned darkroom techniques at the prototype of a proposed chain of darkrooms.

Bob jumped into digital photography as the unlimited storage and immediate results finally gave him the ability to fully turn his creative ability into reality.