I have been involved in club photography since 1993 and have found that environment stimulating. In particular, seeing so many other photographers'
images regularly at club events inspires me to "keep shooting".

As time progressed, I tried to produce somewhat more "artistic" images (generating ethereal or otherwise non-straight-looking effects or producing graphic and abstract depictions of a conventional subject), and I am usually on the lookout for such "creative" opportunities.

To go with the times, in 2006 I began photographing and editing digitally, on the premise that 'if you can't beat them, join them'. So, like many another grumpy old man, I had to buckle down to acquire those modern skills, and, lo and behold, sometimes it actually works!

I invite you to look at many more of my photographs in 2 self-published Blurb.ca books.
Please click on this link to go to https://www.blurb.ca/b/1972764-an-assembly-of-my-typical-fine-art-photographs-by.

Once that general Blurb.ca page has opened, further below open "An assembly of my typical fine art photographs, by Andy Lamm. - Blurb".

Then click on one of the two albums, then wait about 15 seconds while on the newly opened album page, then click on that book's or pages' either ends to allow cyber-flicking through all the pages (including the credits, the indexes, some statistics in my first - blue cover - book, and the back covers).

I hope you like the images!