Tim Biddle is an award-winning photographer from Indianapolis, Indiana

The question I get most asked at interviews is, "tell me about yourself." I am always having to search for my words because I am not sure where to begin or what it is they want to hear. But here is a little bit about me and what I love about photography:

I love authenticity. As a portrait artist, I capture not only memories but authentic moments. I love photography and being able to create images that are beautiful, realistic, and authentic.

I love light. Whenever I go to the movies or watch a television show, I look at how the characters are lit, especially if it is a particularly dramatic scene. When it comes to light and lighting portraits, I am always learning and observing, and I bring that experience to my photography.

I love prints. I want people to take pride in who they are and to keep their memories alive by making sure they have physical portraits of themselves and of their families. There is no better compliment than to have my photos displayed in your home for you and your family to enjoy daily.

Time doesn’t stop. There is no away around that. But through my lens, I can help you freeze it in individual moments. Moments that can never be had again. Moments that were fleeting as they happened - made into a perfect portrait to treasure - captured forever, preserved as memories. Memories that can be passed down generations from now. Memories that help you remember all of the special moments in your life.

I love my clients. And I love capturing and preserving your memories in photographic prints.

I completely fell in love with photography during my sophomore year in high school when I took a photography class. We learned not only about how to take photographs, but how to develop film and process prints as well. Those foundations served me well as my hobby grew into something people wanted to pay me to do. My journey into professional photography began after taking and posting some images of Geist Reservoir. I was approached by a magazine about using the images in one of their issues. Since then, I became a member of the Professional Photographers of America, and I endeavor to always improve upon my photography skills by attending workshops and conferences to further my education in many areas including posing, lighting, and portraiture.