John Doe graduated from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh in 1973 where he studied black and white photography. Some of the photographers that continue to inspire him are Edward and Brett Weston, Imogen Cunningham, Ralph Gibson, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Aaron Siskind. For a long time, John resisted digital photography, as he found the darkroom process to be very gratifying. However, in the mid 90's he was given a Pentax digital 35mm camera from a friend and has been taking photographs with it ever since. In recent years he has also taken photos with various model iPhones.

John's photos range from the very abstract to the more traditional. He has never used Photoshop or Aperture, but instead uses some free or inexpensive apps like Pixler, Camera Bag and Glaze. He then does most of his editing using the Apple Photos application. John has been taking photographs for over 50 years and he continues to experiment and explore new ways of expressing his art.

John Doe's photos are captivating and unique. They would make a wonderful addition to any home or office. Check out John Doe's gallery today to find the perfect piece of art for you or a loved one.