One Lens

I never realized how frustrating being restricted to one lens could be until I was cramped into a tiny room with a 70-200mm. It took me having a couple tough love conversations with myself to start thinking visually with a different lens than I typically use in my hands.

One frame assignment

Our assignments thus far, for the advanced photojournalism class, have challenged us to shoot outside our comfort zone and to really think about what and why we are shooting. This week we were allotted only one frame. It was both equally challenging and frustrating and required a great deal of waiting, watching and anticipation. I'm not sure I like this frame even though I don't entirely dislike it, I feel like it's an almost image and that it's more raw than I usually shoot.

Abandoned

Plastic Camera

I woke up this morning at 5:30 am praying that the sun gods would deliver some glorious morning light for my plastic camera photo shoot.

Exploring an Abandoned Hospital

Sunday we took off to explore an abandoned hospital located in a rural town outside of Bowling Green Kentucky. The building was in different stages of decay, but a great place for photo shoots.