After a decades-long career as an award-winning filmmaker, Gary Watson has embraced the analog photographic process in a time of ubiquitous digital imaging. Using vintage cameras and working in 4x5, medium format, and 35mm film, he creates dramatic black-and-white art images ranging from studio studies to photojournalism. This choice of medium reflects Gary�s belief that creative works should have durability. Photography and filmmaking capture fleeting moments in time, preserving those images as a record of who we are, where we live, and what we do, and creating a continuity of our visual history. Gary believes creating these �time portals� is best accomplished with a medium that is physical rather than ephemeral. Gary�s work has been featured in the Holocaust Museum Houston, in numerous juried and curated exhibitions, and at his studio gallery at Spring Street Studios, Houston.