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Foto Dono

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My work focuses on capturing a moment in time, whether it's portraiture, landscape, nature, lifestyle imagery, or basking in the light of the Milky Way. I've been a private photography teacher for over 25 years, and I'm happy to share what I've learned.

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About DonoDonovan Evans, also known as Foto Dono, is an award-winning photo artist. He has over 25 years of experience in making things with his camera. Dono has also judged and curated many photo exhibits over the years. Currently, he is obsessed with photographing the Milky Way. He currently holds the position as the Photo Education Director at Johnson PhotoImaging, where he teaches photography when not making things.Follow Dono on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter - @fotodonoAbout his work -It focuses on capturing a moment in time, whether it's portraiture, landscape, nature, lifestyle imagery, or basking in the light of the Milky Way. He says, "Landscapes are a way for me to connect myself to the world. Like most of us, I work, pay bills, and will probably do so until the day I die. However, that's not living; that's a process of getting by. Landscape photography is, for me, a spiritual connection. The spiritual that I seek isn't religious or a belief in a guiding spirit. My landscape work aims to remind the viewer how small humankind is. How important that we try to be kinder to each other and to this world we live in. We are just stories at the end; we only need to make them a good one. Be safe, be well, and take pretty pictures!"