Swimming through mist Metal Print

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I have a thing about infinity. About vanishing points. Early in my photography career, I found myself taking pictures of dramatic hallways that stretched their views beyond perception. For me, these became pockets of never-ending existence, stretching backwards and forwards through physical space and time. Were I to set my mind to it, I could walk down these hallways forever, stepping out to experience the future, or walking back to see the beginnings of time.

I only ever see views like these in an instant as I’m walking by, passing through the perfect perspective for a fraction of a second, and then losing it again. It’s akin to focusing a telescope, trying to bring a far off planet into view. Existence is blurry, then it is startlingly clear for a moment, and then fades back to a blurry confusion. A moment of clarity in an otherwise hazy world.

Fine art landscape photograph by David Kleeman.

I am an engineer turned product designer turned artist who will forever be a photographer. I've lived through fires, tornadoes, and earthquakes; sunsets, rainbows, and dreams. I've been places. I've seen things. But I'm not done, yet. I currently live and work in Los Angeles, but do my best to give my passport a good workout.