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On a frigid Christmas Eve, I came upon what looked and felt like a secret loading depot for dangerous explosive liquids. The snow reflected the eerie colors of the sodium lights and the sky was aglow with orange. I felt uneasy, as I inched along the chain link fence, trying to find solid ground to plant the legs of my tripod firmly in place between the stiff, dead stalks of thick brush. My mind was conjuring thoughts of sirens and armed guards, swarming in to place me under arrest and interrogate me. My fingers were tingling, from the below zero air and I just wanted to capture the shot and quickly move away from the area.

The mystery and intrigue of this image, would best be portrayed on a metal or acrylic print, drawing out the depth, detail and colors that will bring this scene to life. It is sure to grab the attention of the viewer and stir their imagination with questions and wonder.

Seeking blessings and emotional rewards greater than the financial rewards of his mechanical engineering career, Everet made the decision to resign from his full-time job in October 2013 to pursue art as a freelance fine art photographer. A huge leap of faith in the financial sense, yet Everet has never second guessed his decision. His work has been internationally published and sells all across the world. Everet enjoys bringing beautiful scenes and wildlife images to people who would otherwise never see them. He finds the ordinary can be just as visually pleasing as the obviously beautiful, grandeur vistas. Creating beautiful images of his home town and surrounding area, is especially personal and rewarding. "The challenge is to...