"A poem begins in delight and ends in wisdom."
--Robert Frost (1874-1963)

Author's Bio-  Jack Huber

• Born in California, raised in La Puente (in Southern California)
• Currently resides in the greater Denver, Colorado, area with his wife, Nadyne, and their Cairn Terrier, Lucy
• Between them they have six grown children and five grandkids
• Service Manager at Western Paper Distributors
• Six books of poetry and photography published (five in print and one e-book)
• Published a poet's guide to poetic forms
• Poem purchased by textbook publisher McGraw-Hill
• Articles and writing guides published on the Yahoo! Contributor Network

Currently the Service Manager at Western Paper Distributors, Jack's background includes several years of business development and over thirty years in the computer industry.  During this time in IT he has had many articles published in various print and web magazines and journals.

Jack had his first poems published at age 10 when his fifth grade teacher submitted two pieces that were accepted by a literary magazine. Since then Jack has written poetry off and on throughout his life, taking it up seriously in the summer of 2007.

Jack began taking photos while in grade school with his first Brownie camera.  It was given to him by his grandmother and used black and white film. He has used various cameras over the years, and presently uses a high-tech Sony digital camera. As with his poetry, Jack prefers interesting takes on commonplace themes.

The definition of ekphrastic poetry is a "descriptive work of prose or poetry... (that) highlights through its rhetorical vividness what is happening, or what is shown in, say, any of the visual arts, and in doing so, may enhance the original art and so take on a life of its own through its brilliant description" (see ekphrasis at Reference.com). 

Late in 2007, Jack realized that he had been practicing this ancient art form without knowing it.  Since then, he has combined over 300 poems with photographs.  Though each piece can stand on its own, both the poem and photo are enhanced through their pairing.

You can email Jack at jack@jackhuber.com.

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