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Heath O’Fee

I've never been good at writing these 'bio' things. So instead of a boring paragraph about me, here's a list of things I like:

- my amazing wife
- my adorable daughter
- my dog
- coffee
- beer
- bourbon
- film (that stuff you get developed in a lab)
- Kraft Dinner
- movies
- TV (like, a lot of it)
- Apple products
- chips (every flavour except ketchup. gross.)
- taking pictures

I'd like nothing more than to be able to document the precious moments of your life. Send a message to heath@heathofee.com if you'd like to connect!

Heath

Tag Archives: Photography

Salton Sea – RV Park

I think this will be the last image in the first portion of this barren Salton Sea series. I think I have some more to add, but I have an itch to get back to processing some HDR’s. Hope you’ve enjoyed the series so far!

Salton Sea – XY

Some areas just back from the shore of the Salton Sea are covered with a thin layer of crispy, white, salty earth. Upon first glance, this crust looks plenty hard enough to walk on, however, in some areas there are a few inches of soft mud just below the surface. I made the mistake of […]

Salton Sea – Man, That’s Cheap

Okay, so my mind went straight to the gutter when I saw this sign for an RV park. I guess I’m still a teenager at heart 😉 Despite the desolate feel of the area, the Salton Sea still seems to be a relatively popular destination for RV travellers. There were at least 5 or 6 […]

Salton Sea – FiSHiNGLiCENSEBAiT

Another barren scene from the Salton Sea series. This abandoned bait shop/snack shack is right next to the T-bar from yesterday’s image. It was relatively boring inside, but did afford a couple neat urbex type shots which I’ll share a bit later. For now, I wanted to continue with the empty, vintage look from yesterday […]

Salton Sea – Warm Shadows

As soon as I started shooting around the Salton Sea in southern California, I knew I wanted to turn the images into some sort of series. The problem was, I had some difficulty figuring out exactly how I wanted to present the images. HDR? Black and white? I couldn’t seem to decide, and it was […]