AROUND THE WORLD OR AROUND THE CORNER
Chief Photographer Philip Fell is the guiding force for Photography Anywhere. His portfolio includes images from four continents. The former U.S. Marine, who has photography in the Vietnam Library in Washington, D.C., ushered the company into the digital age. The hallmark of Photography Anywhere is crystal clear digital images that tell a story.
BORN TO SHOOT THE WORLD AROUND US
We are Business and Event photographers. Clients get the professionally composed high resolution digital images they need to best represent their specific brand or product. No matter the scope — people, places, things — each project receives the utmost attention to detail.
“When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence.”
“There is only you and your camera. The limitations in your photography are in yourself, for what we see is what we are.”
“Black and white are the colors of photography. They symbolize the alternatives of hope and despair to which mankind is subjected.”
DEVELOPING A UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE
As a United States Marine Philip Fell served 14 months in Vietnam. Attached to an infantry unit he got an up-close-and-personal view of the conflict, the country and the people. His passion for photography went beyond merely snapping "buddy pictures" or combat.
BINATIONAL BIG BEND/RIO BRAVO CONSERVATION PARTNERSHIP
Photography Anywhere's images recorded the festivities at the two-year anniversary at the Boquillas Port of Entry, which is within Big Bend National Park and the Rio Bravo Region of Mexico. Boquillas re-opened in 2013 and travel across the U.S. - Mexico border is mainly by rowboat.
WHAT MAKES A REALLY GOOD PHOTOGRAPH?
Researching the answer to such a six-word question proved a daunting task. Clearly there is no single answer. Check off the following: interesting and engaging subject matter, focus and composition, lighting and composition. However, all of the above items that can make up a really good photograph are indeed subjective.