Three Musketeers

Eden Holt

Jaime Sr Robles

   Now in my portrait photography class there are three of us... Yes I said three. I have never quite had any class like this, but I actually really love it so far. It gives us more one on one time with our instructor, plus it makes it easy for us to work together and problem solve. This will also really come in handy for our mock wedding coming up in October.
   I may not be extremely close with these two yet, but I enjoy them both and know that they are hard workers. I can tell that we are all going to create some amazing work together!

(Pictures taken for my Portraiture 1 class)

Summers End

   As Summer is quickly coming to an end and I am getting back into the groove at school, I find myself thinking a lot about how much has changed in the past year. I have had ups and downs, but all of it has caused me to grow. I become better with people, improved my work as a photographer, and I have learned how hard yet rewarding it can be to live alone.
   I am honestly proud of the person I am becoming and I can not wait to see what I learn in my last year of college!

RGB123

 
   For this assignment, we were required to take pictures of something red, blue, and green, and the numbers one, two, and three. The main point of the assignment was to refresh our skills on editing metadata in Lightroom.
   We were allowed to take pictures anywhere we wanted, but me and a couple of friends decided to make the assignment a little more interesting by shooting in one of our local antique shops. Since I have moved to Asheboro, going to the nearby antique stores is one of my favorite things to do in the area. Plus the fact that I can always something interesting to take a picture of! We all got some very interesting pictures to turn in and it was a great way to start the semester.

Sandy Paws

   Over our three week break between the Summer and Fall semesters, me and my family went to Emerald Isle, NC for a few days. We stayed in a small trailer owned by a family friend that was a few minutes away from the beach. It was nothing too fancy, but it was absolutely what I needed.
   A few days to take pictures that were for me alone and not having the stress of my images being good enough. The best part was that I got to spend that time with my family. It is not often that I get to really relax and even though I am back in the school for the Fall, I am grateful for those three weeks that I had to myself.