
Photography is about revealing the unknown, not just taking pictures.
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What separates a simple snapshot from a photograph that tells a powerful story? For Michael Still of Still's Life Photography, it's all about revealing the unseen narrative behind every subject.
Michael brings decades of artistic experience to his photography, having started with crayons and fine arts before developing his photographic eye. Unlike conventional photographers who might specialize in weddings or portraits, Michael has carved out a unique niche focusing primarily on automotive photography, landscapes, and travel imagery. His approach is deliberately unhurried and deeply personal.
"I need to understand and get to know you," Michael explains, describing his process with clients. "What's that story? And a lot of times I tell people that story may emerge a little bit as we get to know each other." This investment in relationship-building transforms what could be ordinary photos into visual narratives that capture something meaningful about the subject. For car enthusiasts, Michael understands the profound emotional connection they have with their vehicles – comparing it to the deep emotional significance of wedding photography.
Beyond his client work, Michael and his wife lead adventure travel experiences around the world, from scuba diving in Indonesia to rafting the Grand Canyon. These journeys provide him with extraordinary photographic opportunities in pristine, often remote locations. One of his favorite images captures a massive approaching thunderhead in Cuba, which has developed its own following among scuba divers.
With refreshing honesty, Michael acknowledges his artistic approach isn't for everyone. "Probably a third of the people think I'm the greatest photographer that they've ever met. Another third are 'well, this is interesting.' And another third are 'you know, this isn't for me at all' and that's okay." This self-awareness allows him to focus on clients who value his storytelling perspective.
Ready to have your story revealed through photography? Visit stillslife.net or contact Michael directly at 303-829-0337 to discuss how your passion might translate into images worth displaying.