About

My name is James Lee. I’m an MBA, a Six Sigma Black Belt, a certified industrial statistician, customer service specialist, and an amateur photographer.

I hail from Chester, a town in rural New Hampshire. The people I’ve met here are intelligent, driven, and tend to be fiercely independent. I am doing what I can to live up to the town and the state’s motto, “Live free or die.” I’m working on the live free part, feeling that the rest can wait for much, much later.

I started blogging here because I needed to learn about it for my job. I didn’t really have a lot I wanted to talk about here, so the blog stumbled about a bit. I know a thing or two about business, statistics, and customer service, so I tried my hand at writing on these topics. I also know a bit about looking for work, so that was a theme at first, too. In the end, the message was muddled, impersonal, and frankly, not very interesting.

Recently I’ve reconnected with my love of photography. I took my first lesson when I was a child – probably six or seven. When I decided to start taking photography a little more seriously, I started posting here.

At this point, the blog has become more of a journal than anything, and I’m using a collection of shutters to chronicle some of what I experience. Sometimes the photos are me learning to take pictures, but hopefully there’s a fair share of me actually capturing images that evoke a response. I hope you enjoy your time viewing my site, and that you’ll leave a message on any of the photos that pique your interest, or reach me through my contact form.

James