Dan Cornford Displays a New Gallery of Photographs at the Pump Cafe in Springfield, Oregon

SPRINGFIELD, Ore. - May 30, 2013 - PRLog -- Dan Cornford is pleased to announce that a new release of his work is now being displayed at The Pump Cafe in Springfield, Oregon, beginning on Thursday, 23 May 2013.  The photography in this display is from Eugene, Oregon; Lane County, Oregon; Portland, Oregon; Wasco County, Oregon; the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument in Eastern Oregon; and Mt. St. Helens, Washington.

“I’m thrilled with the opportunity Dean Knudtson has given me to continue to display my work with a new gallery of photographs,”  said Cornford.

The Pump Cafe is located at 710 Main Street in Springfield, Oregon, and serves breakfast and lunch from 7 am to 3 pm Monday through Friday and from 8 am to 2 pm on Saturday.

Dan Cornford is the owner of Dan Cornford Photography located in Springfield, Oregon.

The Pump Cafe is located at 710 Main Street in Springfield, Oregon.  The Pump Cafe serves breakfast and lunch from 7 am to 3 pm Monday through Friday and from 8 am to 2 pm on Saturday.

Dan Cornford is the owner of Dan Cornford Photography located in Springfield, Oregon.

Dan grew up around photography because his father was an amateur photographer from when he was a teenager (including a stint as a Navy photographer during WWII). Dan's dad often had a camera with him and had his darkroom set up in the master bathroom.

Dan has taken photographs for many years and developed his style based upon his observations and personality. When a number of disparate people encouraged him to start selling prints of his work, and this encouragement all occurred around the same time, he decided there might be something to this and began selling prints in 2011.

Dan expanded his photography into the realms of portraiture and commercial assignments in 2012. In addition to photography, Dan spent 25+ years in Information Technology as a systems analyst, project manager, and people manager. While this doesn't seem immediately relevant, there are many crossovers: organization, planning, executing a plan, attention to detail, meeting deadlines, being open to change, discovering what people really want and need, working to bring out the best in people, selling and marketing (whether it's products or proposals), packaging, and being able to communicate with people with very different backgrounds.

Visit http://www.DanCornfordPhotography.com for more information.