Michael Cable (photographer)
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Mike Cable[edit]
Mike Cable, (Miy-K Kay-bel; born June 17th 1965) is an American photographer who lives on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.[1]. He is known under the alias Apainterinahurry (a painter in a hurry) and Jakery Ferret.
Born in Plattsburgh NY, Cable is known for his abstract artwork that focuses on local areas in the Eastern Shore[2]. His work focuses on finding the unusual in the usual and going beyond the rule of thirds[3].
Military Career[edit]
At the age of 19, Michael entered the air force where he served for four years from 1984-1988.
Education[edit]
After serving in the air force, Cable earned an associates degree from Hudson Valley Community and later a bachelors degree from Salisbury University in exercise science. He took an interest in photography after taking it as an elective course to meet his degree requirements. Beyond this course, he is a self-taught photographer[4]
Photography[edit]
Mike began photography in 2007 with the purchase of his first digital camera, a canon EOS 30D. This lead to a string of successes with his first award in Popular Photography & Imaging magazine in April 2007, where he was first place in "Your Best Shot"[5]. Since then, he has been a keynote speaker and has received a multitude of awards for his images, including publications in National Geographic.
Achievements[edit]
Publications[edit]
- Sept. 2016: Popular Photography Magazine "Your Best Shot" - Third Place
- Sept. 2015: Popular Photography Magazine "Your Best Shot" - Promotion image
- Nov. 2014: National Geographic Story "Macro"
- Nov. 2014: Popular Photography Magazine "How to Photograph Everything"
- June 2014: Daily Dozen online Edition of National Geographic Magazine
- May 2014: LensCulture Magazines Online
- April 2014: JPG Magazine - Photo of the Week
- April 2014: Daily Dozen online Edition of National Geographic Magazine
- April 2014: Outdoor Photographer Magazine Blog
- Mar. 2014: Digital SLR Photography Magazine
- Sept. 2013: Popular Photography Magazine "Your Best Shot" - Second Place
- 2012: Aleatoric Art in the 21st Century
- 2009: Europe Canon EOS 550D Brochure
- Nov 2008: Popular Photography & Imaging Magazine
- April 2007: Popular Photography & Imaging Magazine
Awards[edit]
- 2012 International Photography Awards Honorable Mention for "Floral Abstract #17"
- 2011 Black & White Spider Awards Nominee: Still Life Category for "Last Leaf"
- 2010 PX3 France: "Autumn Water Lily" 1st place Overall Category Winner "Nature" (Peoples Choice Awards).
- 2010 B&W Spider Awards: 3 nominations in 3 categories to include Abstract, Still Life and Wildlife.
- 2009 B&W Spider Awards: 3 nominations in 3 categories to include Abstract, Fine Art and Wildlife
- 2008 International Photography Awards: 1st Place "Nature Sunsets" Category
- 2008 International Photography Awards: 1st Place "Nature Sunsets" Category
- 2008 Lucie Awards Book for my 1st Place Sunset Series (Non-Pro)
- 2009 International Photography Awards: Honorable Mention "Nature; Sunsets" Title: Dying of the Light
- 2009 International Photography Awards: Honorable Mention "Nature; Trees" Title: Drowning Trees
- 2009 International Photography Awards: Honorable Mention "Nature; Wildlife" Series; Snails
- 2009 International Photography Awards: Honorable Mention "Fine Art Abstract" Series; Repetition
- 2009 International Photography Awards: Honorable Mention "Fine Art Abstract" Series; Faces Found
- 2009 PX3 France Photo Competition : 2nd Place "Landscapes"
- 2009 PX3 France Photo Competition : Honorable Mention "Abstract"
- 2009 PX3 France Photo Competition : Honorable Mention "Trees"
- 2009 PX3 France Photo Competition : Honorable Mention "Wildlife"
- 2009 PX3 France Photo Awards Book
References[edit]
- ↑ LensCulture, Mike Cable |. "Mike Cable". LensCulture. Retrieved 2023-05-28.
- ↑ "Galleries by Mike Cable". PBase. Retrieved 2023-05-28.
- ↑ ""Church Window" and "Mud Trails" by Mike Cable". Outdoor Photographer. 2014-04-02. Retrieved 2023-05-28.
- ↑ "Mike Cable Photography Artist | Artful Home". www.artfulhome.com. Retrieved 2023-05-28.
- ↑ "Mike Cable @ artavita". www.artavita.com. Retrieved 2023-05-28.
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