From her earliest memories, there has never been a time Maggie Skiba didn’t have a camera within her reach. Her mother’s Canon accompanied every family outing, although Maggie only enjoyed being the subject, and never the operator of this intriguing machine. A circa 1970’s yellow Kodak 110 created Maggie’s first successful exposure somewhere around the age of 5. The make and model of many more low-budget plastic cameras that found their way into her backpack, or were simply left in the dirt to die, are a blur. Make no mistake, though, Maggie isn’t immune to the allure of high-end photo equipment. Yet, she firmly believes that a good photographer can make a notable photograph with any camera. Expensive equipment need not be an impediment to creative expression.