About

Cary Williams was introduced to photography when he was five. His first camera was a snazzy blue plastic Kodak. Later, he constructed a basic darkroom in his mother's bathroom. His mom was a very loving, tolerant person.

At fourteen, Cary shot his first wedding. At sixteen, he was shooting for his high school newspaper and yearbook. It was, to say the least, a time of learning with minimal tools.

He went on to embrace the many aspects of still photography. Examples of his work are on this Website.

Today, Cary often works with his wife Debi, a photographer in her own right. She hand colors many of their black & white prints. Together, they have won a variety of awards in Florida's art show circuit.

Cary's main focus is fine art and portrait photography.

He also enjoys photographing pets, landscapes, and architecture.

His professional experience includes many years in electronic media.

He spent more than thirty years in the radio, television, and Internet industries. As Director of Operations for a major network owned-and-operated Florida television outlet, he supervised a staff of more than fifty photojournalists, videotape editors, and broadcast technicians.

Cary produced many of the top-rated television newscasts in Florida's Tampa Bay area. In 1983, he created and produced the area's first all news morning broadcast.

In the mid-1990's, he conceived and produced one of the television industry's early Internet sites (wtvt.com). Early iterations of the site can be accessed via the Wayback Machine: www.archive.org

Today, Cary is a partner in The Image Criteria Group, and a contributing field producer for NBC News.

He recently received a silver ADDY award (Advertising Federation) for a long-form visual presentation.

Cary Williams is a graduate of the University of South Florida.