British Car Day, Braselton, Georgia, 1999. An annual ritual of May at Chateau Élan Resort. "Marion Warren's exquisite black and white studies of Annapolis, Maryland and the Chesapeake Bay culture opened my eyes to the possibilities of monochrome photography. Sojourns on my red bicycle to the Ginter Park Public Library in Richmond, Virginia yielded books by Ansel Adams [no relation], who I would rediscover ten years later. That was 1982. The previous winter my sister Betsey had given birth, so our mother bought a Canon T-50 SLR body, 50 and 135mm lenses and flash for baby pictures. The trouble was, sis lived in Anaheim, California, while we remained in Richmond. So, during a visit back home, I appropriated my mother's equipment and began taking it into the streets and nightlife surrounding Virginia Commonwealth University, to teach myself photography." For further information or to purchase the photography of Cameron Adams, please contact the artist at phlox@mindspring.com * COPYRIGHT NOTIFICATION * All contents of articles and images appearing anywhere on this website are protected by international copyright law and may not be retrieved, employed or redistributed in any form without written consent from Keylight Communications and the respective artist(s).