This is Me I am an 20 year-old nerd, a college student, an artist, easy to get along with, hard to understand, give me your time and I'll give you my effort. I have the whole world in front of me and I don't know which way to go. I'm here to rant, to share, and to explore. Blah, 'nuff said. ASK AWAY and here's my photography page and my youtube channel
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
My new photography/video related blog.
I’ll be putting up tutorials, insight on current photo/video events, and behind the scenes to how I work and upcoming projects!
(Source: tudo47)
so much more. all raw & edited - taken by Tu Do
The Atlantic put together this fabulous photo series of volcanic activity around the world throughout the past year.
(Source: littleautumn)
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dumbfoundead’s album, “DFD”, came in the mail today. To say this man is an inspiration would be an understatement. His beats and rhymes are top notch, and he is proof that all of the independent artists out there in the world can make it with dedication and love for what we do.
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UCF Photo Club had another outing, this time we went to a park had a nice little barbeque going and afterwards had an awesome time taking pictures. This is Melissa, I just met her today through her boyfriend whose in the club, she rocks in real life and in this picture haha.
Day 168/365- Never Forget
An old couple viewing haunting images taken on September 11th, 2001. A few of us from the photography club at UCF had our first outing at the Southeast Museum of Photography in Daytona Beach. The exhibit showed a series of images from the attack on the World Trade Center ten years ago, as well as images on the other side of the story: the struggles of the people in the Middle East. It was a great source of inspiration as well as something that made me realize even more how lucky so many of us are to live the way we do when there are so many more out there suffering just because of where they were born. Today is a day where we remember a terrible event that occurred a decade ago, but also to reflect how much we have grown as a person in these past ten years and be happy that we are still safe and sound.
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In the design class I took over the summer many of our projects the professor assigned were based on how artists would create things pre-photoshop. This was the final project, which some call the Brenizer Method, combining multiple photos to create one large image allowing for a more shallow depth of field while having a wider angle of view. I use this technique for a lot of my images so this project was the physical version of what I would simply do on a computer, it was actually a fun and refreshing thing to do. The image is made up of about 55 photos total. Here’s the full project:
