"I've always wanted to wake up one day and paint like Picasso, play jazz piano, or speak another language. It wasn't until later in life that I picked up a camera and discovered that I can create an image, play the (computer) keyboard, and speak the language of photography. With photography, like any art form, you evolve. Over time you learn to listen, observe and look into a crowd of people or a child's eyes for the moment that matters the most. If you had 1/60th of a second to capture a scene that you'll never have the opportunity to see again, how would you do it?

     As a photographer I am a painter of light, a keyboardist - I speak a different language. This other language is my drive, my passion. I use my skills to tell a story. A story of life and love, the story of you, not for today but for future generations. Let me tell your story for the future of your families."

     -Richard Esposito