Come on in the water is GREAT!!!  How many times have you trusted that statement and dove right in to only have your breath sucked out of  you once you hit the water.  It wasn't a life draining, sucking but more exhilerating, refreshing, energizing. 

Growing up I loved being around and in the water.  The problem with water is how do you get in.  For me it comes down to either jumping right in or going slow and steady, beginning with my big toe.  Many times the sense of adventure would kick in and I would dive right in.  No fear of the consequence.  A desire to embrace the unknown.  A willingness to take on whatever lies ahead.  Adventure and discovery were ahead of me and I was going after it.  However, I did not employ this method 100% of the time.  All of us know there is a more cautious way.  A slow and steady way.  This is the way of the big toe.  Slowly I would introduce more and more of my body to the water.    Slow and steady is the name of the game here.  Cautiously entering water, constantly evaluating.  

Either of these methods describes the new adventure of RIT Studios, part jumping right in and part testing the waters with my big toe.  Over the last several months I have decided to take my photography into a new direction by developing a business around this love and passion.  RIT Studios was created out of this love and passion.  Stay tuned for more developments with RIT Studios.