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I began photographing the world around me at age 10. My father, who was a professional photographer, gave me a role of film and an instamatic camera and said take some pictures.
Camelback Mountain
Camelback Mountain
Sepia Tone Photograph
Sedona Overlook
Sedona Overlook
Color Photograph
Sedona Overlook
Sedona Overlook
Color Photograph
The instamatic was great and it sometimes leaked light and created all kinds of happy accidents. From there I graduated to a Canon 35mm at 14 and it changed my life and my photographs.
I found I could take double exposures and use both black and white and color film, using filters to adjust all the photographs in all kinds of ways that were impossible before.
In college I was happiest in the black and white film lab, where I was now able to change the exposure and of the photographs I took. The experimental nature combined with my creative abilites took my photographs to the next level.
I found early on I was a different kind of photographer and was not interested in taking 10-20 photos of the same subject. Instead I usually take only one photograph, waiting to have the film processed to see the results and only then deciding if I should go back and take another photo.
Tim Hovde is a professional photographer currently residing in Arizona. He has been taking photographs in the United States and abroad for the last forty years. Currently Tim is photographing farmland, the surrounding landscapes, creeks, waterfalls, hills and valleys of West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina. Previously he photographed several countries in Europe.
"My best day was the day my father gave me my first camera. I was about ten years old when I loaded film and went on a photographic adventure for the rest of my life. As time went on, I began using more advanced cameras. Today I'm still taking photographs and enjoying every single moment." Tim Hovde
“I wanted to put together a select series of color and black and white photos taken over my lifetime that bring back the past, look into the present, and take new pictures in the future. So this can be a place where new series are added over time.” Tim Hovde
"My best day was the day my father gave me my first camera. I was about ten years old when I loaded film and went on a photographic adventure for the rest of my life. As time went on, I began using more advanced cameras. Today I'm still taking photographs and enjoying every single moment." Tim Hovde
“I wanted to put together a select series of color and black and white photos taken over my lifetime that bring back the past, look into the present, and take new pictures in the future. So this can be a place where new series are added over time.” Tim Hovde
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