Welcome

My first memory of a camera occurred when I was five years old. I dropped — and subsequently broke — my mother's Kodak 110 camera. The roll of film remained intact and the completed photos revealed a shot of my face, registering the terror of what I had just done. The shutter had opened when the camera hit the concrete, perfectly capturing a fleeting moment of confusion and fear frozen on film.

Today, I use a camera to knowingly seek out defining moments and happy accidents. My eyes are constantly searching for humor, beauty and authenticity. I strive to capture vivid color and interesting camera angles. I value the way that photography can provoke distinct emotions or trigger forgotten memories.

Photography allows me to capture the complexities of my world one frame at a time.

Matthew Billings
Washington, DC 2006

Published:

  • Washington Post Magazine
  • DCist
  • Washington Spark Magazine
  • American University's The Eagle

 

Selected Exihibitions:

  • February 1999 - University of Georgia - From Russia With Love
  • June 2001 - American Universiry - AU Showcase
  • May 2006 - Capitol Hill Arts League - Secret Garden

 

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