Jack Switzer trusted the water, although the green algae
at its borders suggested fertilizer runoff from upstream.
posted by Roger Hagan at 12:04 PM
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
Jack Switzer trusted the water, although the green algae
at its borders suggested fertilizer runoff from upstream.
About Me
- Name: Roger Hagan
- Location: Seattle, Washington, United States
Did photography from 1948 on. But after working as a magazine writer and editor for a while, and working in broadcasting, I made documentaries and industrial films, using my photographic knowledge with motion picture cameras. In retirement I am back to the still cameras and happily, because those images I can put on a wall or in a book, and sell the occasional print. Had two print exhibitions, one in Mexico and one in Seattle, using black-and-white images from the 1950s. Is photography art? You tell me. It sure is satisfying. My photography is easy to view at Issuu.com/rogerhagan in books I call "Q.V." and other books are at Lulu.com/rogerhagan. The home site is rogerhagan.zenfolio.com
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