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Featured Photographer: Randall Collis
One of my favorite photographers, Indah Susanti, interviewed me earlier this month and her talent with a camera is matched by her talent as an interviewer. Her questions required me to think about both my history of photography and why I write. Very much enjoyed myself, and wish to thank Indah for the opportunity to learn a bit more about each other. The full interview can be found on her site “INDAHS: Dive, Travel & Photography”
Welcome to the 12th edition of the Featured Photographer monthly post. Please meet Randall Collis, also known with artist name as Dalo Collis. I have been following his blog for years and admiring his photography and writing. I am sure some of readers have been familiar with Randall’s photography at Global Sojurn Photography. But, do you know what has inspired his works? Let’s find out through my interview with him on the following post.
Returning from a morning shoot of the sunrise in Myanmar, a found this peaceful and quiet scene. ~ Randall Collis
If there were one thing you would want the readers to know about you, what would it be?
The one thing would be the best advice I could ever give in addition to working hard: contemplate everything around you and dream.
I daydream all the time, not random daydreams, but dreams with a purpose. About…
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Excellent, Dalo! You really captured the moment!!! …and a well earned article at ‘feat. photographers’. My congrats to you!
The featured photo really is fantastic.
Your photography and your stories are exceptional, Randall.
You and your work are held in the highest regards around WordPress — for good reason.
I’ve always been quite impressed, and I’ve never minded a minute passing while admiring your artistry.
Kudos, cheerz, and best wishes to you! 🙂 UT
Missed this one Randall. What do you mean that your sister is good in photography? Jealous 🤗 My take away from the I terview: keep I simples (sticking to my iPad still) and risk is a perfect spice for life and adding change is a gift to create something special. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
Congratulations on the feature! 😊Heading over to read it now…
I miss your posts Randall 🙂
🙂 Thank you, Arlene, I keep telling myself this is the week I get to writing / photographing again… and then 🙂 I hope 2019 is off to a great start for you ~ take care.
Thanks! Hope to see more of your photos and write-ups.