Anyway, it occurred to me that while I have shared old projects from my yester-years, I have never shared any of my amateur photography attempts. I used to play around with a camera a lot, even took a number of classes in college. Digital is great, but there is just something magical about a manual camera and snapping a beautiful photo. I especially miss having awesome friends who live within driving distance who serve as willing models (when I tell them to go walk in the lake in their clothes, yes, or sit in a rather uncomfortable bush, it has happened). Here are a few I scrounged up; I'll have to see if I can find older ones I took from way back in high school. These were mostly from my college years.
Saturday, March 1, 2014
hey look i have a camera!
Ever since finishing the massive bag project of doom! I've been taking a much needed break, doing little projects here and there for myself, that I've been putting off forever. I played around with bleach dyeing as well, with questionable results, but that has led to playing with RIT dye which is a new adventure. I'll have pictures up at some point - everything is sort of in a halfway done phase.
Anyway, it occurred to me that while I have shared old projects from my yester-years, I have never shared any of my amateur photography attempts. I used to play around with a camera a lot, even took a number of classes in college. Digital is great, but there is just something magical about a manual camera and snapping a beautiful photo. I especially miss having awesome friends who live within driving distance who serve as willing models (when I tell them to go walk in the lake in their clothes, yes, or sit in a rather uncomfortable bush, it has happened). Here are a few I scrounged up; I'll have to see if I can find older ones I took from way back in high school. These were mostly from my college years.






Anyway, it occurred to me that while I have shared old projects from my yester-years, I have never shared any of my amateur photography attempts. I used to play around with a camera a lot, even took a number of classes in college. Digital is great, but there is just something magical about a manual camera and snapping a beautiful photo. I especially miss having awesome friends who live within driving distance who serve as willing models (when I tell them to go walk in the lake in their clothes, yes, or sit in a rather uncomfortable bush, it has happened). Here are a few I scrounged up; I'll have to see if I can find older ones I took from way back in high school. These were mostly from my college years.
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