Sean Spiegel

Bio

Iceland: A Land Of Waterfalls

Yellowstone National Park

Nights in Boston

Home: Plymouth, MA

Costa Rica

Alaska

Portraits

Final Thoughts

There is something about photography that soothes my brain and conflicts it at the ​same time. Focusing on getting the perfect shot always crosses my mind and not ​getting that result is usually what happens. This all comes down external factors that ​are hard to control including lighting, framing, and the subject in the photo. However, ​the feeling of achievement and victory that arises when I get "the perfect shot" makes ​up for all the struggle involved in getting the picture. All the ups and downs of the ​process are what make photography so appealing and strikingly similar to life. Both ​photography and life have their ups and downs, but learning how to deal with these ​swings is what makes the journey worth it. When I am in the field, I let go of everything ​else going on and only think about the task at hand. Photography gives me the chance ​to escape my daily problems and freely focus on what is in front of me in the current ​moment. All the stress from school or finding a job leave my thoughts and cease to ​exist when I am behind the camera. When I am there, it is the only thing I think about, ​completely freeing my mind and opening it to all types of creative possibilities.

Sean Spiegel | seanspiegel33@gmail.com | 617-645-7757