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Jeff Dixon has been photographing
natural beauty—wildlife, landscapes,
sunrises, sunsets, fall foliage and winter
storms—for over forty years.
As an active participant in Sport
Parachuting, he amassed just over 1800
free fall jumps while helping to pioneer
helmet-mounted free fall camera
techniques, using both 35m and 8mm
movie equipment.
After retiring from sport parachuting, he
began photographing ski racing, water
skiing, sailing, rappelling and other athletic
events. He also became active in piloting
ultra light aircraft which he used in aerial
photography.
He trained at the Long Island Nature
Photography Workshop, Great American
Photo Workshops in Maine and Arizona
and special photography workshops in the
Galapagos Islands.
He now uses both 35mm digital and film
systems and shoots throughout New
England. Although he has traveled
throughout the United States and Canada,
he has found real truth to the old saw that
the best shots are often right in your own
backyard. His work is continuously
displayed in many businesses throughout
the Monadnock Region.
“I want to share the satisfaction I get from
capturing the photo I want, not the one
the camera wants to give me. I love
nature's colors and find beauty in
everything from picturesque mountains to
Costa Rican Iguanas. It’s all an
adventure.” Jeff Dixon
http://www.pixbydix.com/gallery.html
natural beauty—wildlife, landscapes,
sunrises, sunsets, fall foliage and winter
storms—for over forty years.
As an active participant in Sport
Parachuting, he amassed just over 1800
free fall jumps while helping to pioneer
helmet-mounted free fall camera
techniques, using both 35m and 8mm
movie equipment.
After retiring from sport parachuting, he
began photographing ski racing, water
skiing, sailing, rappelling and other athletic
events. He also became active in piloting
ultra light aircraft which he used in aerial
photography.
He trained at the Long Island Nature
Photography Workshop, Great American
Photo Workshops in Maine and Arizona
and special photography workshops in the
Galapagos Islands.
He now uses both 35mm digital and film
systems and shoots throughout New
England. Although he has traveled
throughout the United States and Canada,
he has found real truth to the old saw that
the best shots are often right in your own
backyard. His work is continuously
displayed in many businesses throughout
the Monadnock Region.
“I want to share the satisfaction I get from
capturing the photo I want, not the one
the camera wants to give me. I love
nature's colors and find beauty in
everything from picturesque mountains to
Costa Rican Iguanas. It’s all an
adventure.” Jeff Dixon
http://www.pixbydix.com/gallery.html
