Kevin Swett the general practitioner:

Washington native Kevin Swett began his photographic career as a staff photographer for his high school paper. Some thirty years later Kevin has photographed in Europe, Asia and the United States. Kevin’s subject matter varies from animals to landscapes, sporting events to glamour.
With a passion for photography, Kevin developed the unique ability to visualize creations and achieves incredible results. Capturing thousands of images per year (or per shoot,) he spending hours in his digital dark room creating and posting incredible finished products for his clients to purchase.
Instead of specializing on specific venues, Kevin feels comfortable shooting a variety of subjects. “When other professional photographers shoot only one or two modes of photography, Kevin shoots it all, and shoots it all well” said Michael Taylor, Chairman of the Board, Professional Photographers of America. “He is a true general practitioner.”
It’s not unusual to find Kevin shooting at Qwest or Safeco Field in Seattle, or in the woods of Montana photographing everything from cougars to wolverines. He is a regular at the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper Wyoming and at the Central Washington State University Rodeo in Ellensburg Washington. He particularly enjoys children’s sporting events, t-ball is his favorite followed closely by soccer. A large portion of his time is consumed shooting glamour images at his studio in Pioneer Square in Seattle.
Kevin is a member of the Professional Photographers of America. He was the recipient of the 2003 Alma Gray award presented by the Professional Photographers of Washington. Kevin is an active member of the Society of Sport and Event Photographers and a member of Canon’s Professional Services.

Kevin’s images have been shown at exclusive auctions at the Columbia Tower Club, Seattle, and the Clarke School for the Deaf, Bryn Mare, Pa. Images have been shown at the national convention for the Professional Photographers of America, in Austin, Las Vegas and Orlando in 2008 where he will receive his “Master of Photography” status.