King Tungsten Photography, LLC

"I Build Images for my clientele, building relationships, and creating magic with the power of people."

Technological advances, from recorded images of life carved into stone tablets, to capturing life as it happened in silver nitrate on a copper plate, silver chloride on paper, all of the way to modern standards of light projected onto digital sensors, mankind has a need to record life in all of its glory from the beginning of time. It nourishes our soul, gives us meaning to the grand scheme of things, and leaves behind a record of our achievements.

We all have the ability to stop and appreciate the world around by simply taking the time to SEE the details that define each and every one of us. Flowers bloom and we snip a stem to enrich our life with the power of visual beauty, our kids win a competition and a single image represents their practice & determination, news happens and we transform the events of the day often into a single snapshot. Then we have artists who SEE life as a story to be told, often before it happens (because once it is captured, it is in the past).

You have an image to reveal to the world that shows your individual talents, products to sell to consumers, memories to make on special occasions, and the events of the day recorded for history. This is what defines us, from childhood to our greatest achievements...embedded into a single image.
I am an artist with a structured degree of an architect, an extensive background in design & drawing, sculpting manifestations of my thoughts with everything from a tree to traditional mounds of clay, and casting bronze from the fires of hell through the age old lost-wax process. Vision begins with a thought.

"Capturing The World As I See It Is My Way Of Looking Forward. The World Changes So Fast, Only One Way To Slow It Down, See It Before It Happens."





"I Build Images for my clientele, building relationships, and creating magic with the power of people." Technological advances, from recorded images of life carved into stone tablets, to capturing life as it happened in silver nitrate on a copper plate, silver chloride on paper, all of the way to modern standards of light projected onto digital sensors, mankind has a need to record life in all of its glory from the beginning of time. It nourishes our soul, gives us meaning to the grand scheme of things, and leaves behind a record of our achievements. We all have the ability to stop and appreciate the world around by simply taking the time to SEE the details that define each and every one of us. Flowers bloom and we snip a stem to enrich our life with the power of visual beauty, our kids win a competition and a single image represents their practice & determination, news happens and we transform the events of the day often into a single snapshot. Then we have artists who SEE life as a story to be told, often before it happens (because once it is captured, it is in the past). You have an image to reveal to the world that shows your individual talents, products to sell to consumers, memories to make on special occasions, and the events of the day recorded for history. This is what defines us, from childhood to our greatest achievements...embedded into a single image. I am an artist with a structured degree of an architect, an extensive background in design & drawing, sculpting manifestations of my thoughts with everything from a tree to traditional mounds of clay, and casting bronze from the fires of hell through the age old lost-wax process. Vision begins with a thought. "Capturing The World As I See It Is My Way Of Looking Forward. The World Changes So Fast, Only One Way To Slow It Down, See It Before It Happens."
Portraits, Fashion, Video & Directing, Weddings, Image & Advertising, Events, Concerts	In-Studio Artist Critiques: Jacob Lawrence, Nan Goldin, Anish Kapoor, Alex Katz, Carroll Dunham, Jessica Stockholder, Jake Berthot, Gary Hill, Dennis Oppenheim, Trinh T. Minh Hah, Jerry Saltz, Eleanor Heartney, Joyce Scott, Mel Bochner, Judith Shea, Meg Webster, Jackie Brookner, Tishan Hsu, Ed Smith, Richard D. Grasby, Nancy Spero, Hitoshi Nakazato, Sydney Simon, Joel Otterson, and I am trying to find the rest on the list. Timothy J Schinsky Artist/Photographer CEO, King Tungsten Photography, LLC CEO, President of Paradox PR 314-403-6654 My Chamber Profile

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