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Lilly Pond, Bali
2010 - The Brown Goose
My 4-yr old granddaughter took this of me
First Dandelion
"Money will never buy the feeling of what it’s like to look at life through the lens of a camera. I love photographing just about anything, but I especially thrive on finding animals and birds in their natural habitat.
I know time doesn’t stop for anyone, but when photography is a passion, it’s a way of making the most of time and in the end, it’s also about being able to bring home a slice of that time picture-by-picture.
When an image gives you that feeling of hitting the sweet part of the bat, when it’s everything and more that you saw when you pointed the camera at it, it’s utterly exquisite!"
I know time doesn’t stop for anyone, but when photography is a passion, it’s a way of making the most of time and in the end, it’s also about being able to bring home a slice of that time picture-by-picture.
When an image gives you that feeling of hitting the sweet part of the bat, when it’s everything and more that you saw when you pointed the camera at it, it’s utterly exquisite!"
orphanage in Nepal - by Betsy Seeton
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Jasper and Bear Series - Jasper Plants One On Bear
Where it all began....
Me at 3
My great-grandfather on my mom's side was a professional photographer and my dad was a hobby photographer. Most of my dad's photos were of our family - my three older brothers, my mom, my grandma, and me. I loved assisting him in the dark room. As I slowly stirred the chemicals and plucked the photographic sheets from black tray to black tray, I never tired of watching the blank paper magically turn into images.
When I was nine years old, my dad gave me my first 35mm camera complete with all the F-stop and shutter speed instructions. I've been snapping pictures ever since. When I was 14, he gave me an 8mm movie camera and to the Moody Blues song 'Tuesday Afternoon' I filmed a small creek winding through quaking aspens set against the deepest blue sky all framed by snow capped peaks. This music video cinched me an A in my 9th grade English class -- more than a quarter century ago!
My images are for sale as greeting cards and all kinds of prints from matted to framed. Email me for special requests and hand made cards.
When I was nine years old, my dad gave me my first 35mm camera complete with all the F-stop and shutter speed instructions. I've been snapping pictures ever since. When I was 14, he gave me an 8mm movie camera and to the Moody Blues song 'Tuesday Afternoon' I filmed a small creek winding through quaking aspens set against the deepest blue sky all framed by snow capped peaks. This music video cinched me an A in my 9th grade English class -- more than a quarter century ago!
My images are for sale as greeting cards and all kinds of prints from matted to framed. Email me for special requests and hand made cards.
Reflection at a wishing well
A Place To Sleep - Kathmandu Orpahange
On The Roof - Orphanage in Kathamandu
Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla
"Photography at its best, captures the essence of a moment in time
and stirs the emotion while fanning the imagination. I
like the way it often warms my heart, makes
me smile or at the very least makes
me feel something. I love how
it helps me to always
remember."
by Betsy Seeton
and stirs the emotion while fanning the imagination. I
like the way it often warms my heart, makes
me smile or at the very least makes
me feel something. I love how
it helps me to always
remember."
by Betsy Seeton
On the Everest Trek...
These stone tablets were a common sight on the trek. They were inscribed with “Om Mani Padi Hum” the same mantra chanted by Buddhists, which translates to Hail to the jewel in the lotus.
 The Yak |  14,000 ft on Everest Trek |
 |  Nepal |
photography by Betsy Seeton
