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For Tim Rahn, fishing called him to the island chain, and he has lived in Lower Matecumbe for over 25 years. While fishing was in his blood, the photography part came a little bit later — and by accident. As a lifelong fisherman, Rahn always had his camera ready to capture the fish he reeled in.Rahn, by his own admission, is an old-school kind of guy and not fond of technology. This is a boon for the collector because his photography uses an old-school technique called silver halide. The process of using silver halide started over 150 years ago and is the best way to capture high-quality photographic detail. Silver halide prints are exposed using light instead of ink, digital files instead of film negatives, and a printer instead of a darkroom. His limited edition finished silver halide artwork is then mounted to acrylic with a French cleat.

For Tim Rahn, fishing called him to the island chain, and he has lived in Lower Matecumbe for over 25 years. While fishing was in his blood, the photography part came a little bit later — and by accident. As a lifelong fisherman, Rahn always had his camera ready to capture the fish he reeled in.Rahn, by his own admission, is an old-school kind of guy and not fond of technology. This is a boon for the collector because his photography uses an old-school technique called silver halide. The process of using silver halide started over 150 years ago and is the best way to capture high-quality photographic detail. Silver halide prints are exposed using light instead of ink, digital files instead of film negatives, and a printer instead of a darkroom. His limited edition finished silver halide artwork is then mounted to acrylic with a French cleat.

The Key Largo Wastewater Treatment District’s Board of Commissioners is soliciting resumes to fill a vacancy on the Board of Commissioners. Individuals must be a registered voter, residing within the boundaries of the District consisting of Key Largo, extending from east of Tavernier Creek, up to and including Cross Key. The term of office expires in November 2024. The candidate will run for commissioner in the November 2024 general election. The Board presently meets twice monthly at 4:00PM. Attendance is required.

Resumes must include permanent resident address, contact information including telephone number and email address. Resumes must be received no later than 3:00 PM on June 6, 2023. Resumes may be submitted by mail to the District’s administrative office located at 103355 Over seas Highway, Key Largo, Florida, 33037 or by email to Clerk@klwtd.com.

The Board of Commissioners will consider all resumes at a public meeting scheduled to begin at 4:00 PM on Tuesday, June 20, 2023. Candidates are encouraged to attend the meeting to address the Board. You can attend several ways:

• In person, KLWTD administrative office located at 103355 Overseas Highway, Key Largo

• Computer, tablet or smartphone: go to our website: www.klwtd.com, click on Current Agenda, click on Join meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone

For further information, please contact the District Clerk at 305-451-4019 Ext. 210 or via email at Clerk@klwtd.com.

Note that all resumes are considered public records and are available to anyone upon request.

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