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Artwork by Dennis Caskey
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
About Dennis Caskey
My imagination has lived quite a life. It is there that I have been around the world, saved many lives from certain disaster, and traveled to a galaxy far, far away.
The reality is..."Reality is", a phrase that I will never forget. In 2020, my good friend, who was well known for saying this to people in conversations, passed away. It's not that he wasn't a dreamer, but that he was well-grounded. He had even named his business 'RealityIs'.
My reality is that I have spent over 30 years in the plastics industry. However, I was continually searching for a more creative and fulfilling endeavor. My different side hustles included custom building golf clubs, being a custom woodworker, web design, and blogging.
Photography, however, has been something that I have always enjoyed doing, but, other than doing some freelance work in the late 1990s, I never really took it past the hobby stage. I also, at least not until the last couple of years, didn't really explore it as an art form.
This changed when I started learning some new photographic techniques that helped me create some pieces that began to stir my emotions. I realized each image told a story. It was then that photography became my art.
My story—my reality—was changing.
Inspiration
The Minimalist movement has inspired my most recent work. In a world that is so chaotic, I try to bring as much minimalism to my photographic art as I can, giving the viewer a sense of hope and peace.
Techniques
Whenever I can, I try to use long exposure photography techniques in order to reduce the chaos that is present in a scene. Blurring the chaos allows the viewer to focus on the subject, engage with the scene, and become a part of the story within.