8.4.10
6.4.10
The best thing about dreams is that fleeting moment, when you are between sleep and awake, when you don't know the difference between reality and fantasy, when for just that one moment you feel with your entire soul that the dream is reality, and it really happened. |
5.4.10
Easter
film. iso 400.
Celebrated Easter with the fam with a crawfish boil. I've really missed my family, so to see them is pretty refreshing in a sense.
After I finished this roll I dropped it off at the local Walgreens, only to receive a call later that night while I was with some friends saying, "Um, yeah, don't shoot the messenger or anything, but your film was jammed in the developer. So, um, yeah, like half of your film has been wiped." I only had a minor heart attack, but that is what explains the terrible blotches on the picture of my wonderful Nonnie.
4.4.10
Taylor & Joe
I had so much fun taking these photos. Taylor and Joe were really incredible and their happiness together is really fun and contagious. They were constantly giving me something new to take pictures of and they really make some sweet moments. My portfolio definitely loves them already. And the day after this, they went skydiving. Awesome? I think yes.
Ah, and for the record these are not engagement photos. Just sweet couple-y photos. Just throwing that out there.
The other day, I was madly trying to write an essay at Tantra Coffeehouse when a boy walked carrying a loaf of bread on a tray. He approached me, handed me the bread, and simply said, "Here you go" from the local Bread Ministry. It was one of those small acts that really brightens a person's day. And it was some really great banana nut bread, too.
I now want to do more random acts of kindness.
3.4.10
Yoshi
I had so much fun taking these! This has been the first batch of photos I've taken in awhile, so when Wesley (aka: Yoshi... the reason behind the nickname is starting to allude me, but it works) told me about this incredible tree my curiosity peaked. So him, myself, and our friend Amanda hiked out to what was undoubtedly the most amazing tree I have ever seen (and I like trees). For one, it was ancient. For two, it reminded me of Grandmother Willow from Pocahantas (and I like Pocahantas). The moss was so long and immense it created a total shroud over the tree, so to talk amongst it was to basically walk inside of it like a room.
Even though we were fairly close to campus, I felt so much farther away than we were. It was just so relaxing (and amidst all of my hectic studying, studio time, and other hooplah) I came back to campus feeling awfully refreshed. That and I had a new set of pictures to go along with it, so it was such a wonderful Wednesday :)
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