rockchili

Right now I feel as though I am about to start anew. Lifetime stories will be made here within a couple of days. I just created a new piece. It was totally unintentional. It's great how new projects happen. I never would have conceived how this latest project would have worked out. I think I'm actually happy with it. I'm going to put it up in my dorm. I'm pretty excited to finally put some of my work up in the place I live. I've never done that before. I'd like to frame it but I don't have the money to spare. I got pulled over last night for doing 21 over. I don't think I was going that fast so I'm contesting it. I would be greatly appreciate

So I did a 10 piece presentation of what I called the "Ghost of Albuquerque". It turned out to be really fun. It deviated from my normal approach to taking a photo. Generally speaking I construct my images much like a movie director. This project I went out and took pictures in busy places. So I still had my hand in the final project by removing all the people in the scene. When I started the project I didn't think I would end up with some "pretty" pictures but more times than not I was able to find a pretty side to any of the places I visited. I want to create my own web site. So keep an eye out for that in the near future! Till then keep ke

So I am in college at the University of New Mexico. I am a Junior. When I started my college career my intentions were to get into the business school. And up to this semester that was the track I was headed down. When I was in High School I took a photography class. I really liked it but I didn't do anything to follow up with it. Then during my Sophomore winter break my dad took me to Paris and Amsterdam. I was there for 8 days. At the time I was using a Cannon Powershot. So a point and shoot. While on my trip I took about 1,300 pictures. To get into the business school one needs to have an art studio class. And actually at the time I was wo