Chris Milliman has a new website
Chris’ new website showcases his talent with still and moving picture.
Check out the Reel section.
Chris says:
Milliman is part photographer, part anchor, part nuance.
He believes in never taking the same picture twice, and definitely not three times.
Photography is a passion for him because it’s always in flux,
It is watching live and all of its motion.
Chris lives in a small town in northern New England, New Hampshire in fact, and works in the biggest of cities or the biggest of European fields outside those cities.
The seasons he lives in, winter and not winter, are hard, building modesty; a good thing he thinks.
He believes the work, the point of it in some respects, is to take 1/3 him, 1/3 you, and 1/3 the idea and make the most of light, character and situation to create an image.
A moment. Part of an interesting, beautiful, ever changing ride.
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