Terry Thomas Art Collections
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Artwork by Terry Thomas
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.
Meadow in a Park by Terry Thomas
56 Chevy Tail by Terry Thomas
Stack of Flour Tortillas by Terry Thomas
Caddy Fin by Terry Thomas
Kids on the beach by Terry Thomas
Flowers by Terry Thomas
Coiled Green Snake by Terry Thomas
1958 Chevy Impala with Spare Tire by Terry Thomas
Black 1957 FORD FAIRLANE 500 by Terry Thomas
Black 1959 Cadillac Fleetwood 2 by Terry Thomas
Green and White 1956 Chevy Bel Air by Terry Thomas
2011 Auto Show-Camero RS by Terry Thomas
Old Barn in a Meadow by Terry Thomas
Tortilla Chips by Terry Thomas
2011 Auto Show by Terry Thomas
2011 Auto Show by Terry Thomas
2011 Auto Show - Mini Cooper by Terry Thomas
2011 Auto Show - Fins by Terry Thomas
Chevy 409 Emblem by Terry Thomas
Chevy Impala SS Emblem by Terry Thomas
Cobra Emblem by Terry Thomas
Yellowtail Butterfly by Terry Thomas
Geese in Flight by Terry Thomas
On Approach by Terry Thomas
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About Terry Thomas
Hi,
My name is Terry, (the guy on the left), I have been interested in photography for many many years, from my first Kodak Brownie, to taking time laps image from the dash of my car going down the freeway with an old RolleiFlex twin lens reflex camera onto 35mm and finally into the Digital world.
I learned the in and outs of photography through reading many book, looking at a lot of photographs from other photographers, learning the rules, then breaking those rules. Going on trips and taking photos of a waterfall or fast moving stream it always took a few images, one at high speed to capture the moment, the next at a slow shutter speed to show the motion, it was something I loved to do but I never got to see my work until the film was developed and I got to see the results of what I did.
I started doing a few weddings with a couple of Canon ‘A’ series 35mm cameras, I realized I loved doing this type of work, not only taking those traditional photos but trying to capture those spontaneous moments when people don’t realize someone is pointing a camera at them.
Later on in life around 2000 I bought my first Canon EOS 35mm camera, high tech, digital read outs and all kinds of bells and whistles. My ‘A’ Series cameras were retired and put in a box. One day my son (the guy on the right) came up to me and asked if I still had those old 35mm cameras, well yes I did and to my surprise he was planning on taking photography classes and wanted to use them.
It was a good structured class, the kind I never got to take, learning all the tricks of the trade, not just taking photos but developing film as well.
After a period of time, somehow he ended up with my EOS which he loved, at that time he used that one as his main camera but also would bring along the old standby’s and as for me I ended up with a nice Point and Shoot digital camera (uhg).
Finally one day I asked him if he would be interested in doing photography to make some money and almost immediately he said yes. We had a little money and decided that Digital was the way for us to go and we kept with the Canon line because we could still use those lenses from my old EOS and save us some money.
So now we are a father and son team who share a love of photography, we like to do many types of photography to keep our creative eye’s sharp, from portraits to landscapes, close up’s and wide angle shots. (Beaches, mountains, water and even street photography)
We use a combination of Traditional and Journalistic photography, we feel we can capture more depth than just the standard style alone. Candid’s are fun and can capture a more natural look but we realize that the traditional posed images are very important to our clients as well.
We like to use more natural light and use flashes when we need to and for fill light, we don’t like to use large umbrella flashes. We do not have a studio; this is something we chose so when we do family portraits we like to meet our clients at one of their favorite places or even at their home.