This was included in the first group of pictures I turned in for class, so this was possibly the earliest film shoot I had. I was just walking around taking pictures in my favorite park still trying to figure out my camera; It is my second favorite from Photo 1.
My personal favorite out of my film photography portfolio. One of my good friends who loves nature modeled in Zink Park for me one afternoon. It’s amazing what you can find when you go exploring, that park turned out to be a lot bigger than I thought it was. This photo was honored
The twin image to the girl on the rocks but with a man instead. There will be blessings and trials stacked between each other (as there are patches of dried up land in the midst of the gentle, refreshing river) in life but there is always peace waiting under the surface.
Another “action” shot. At the time, I hadn’t been to Turkey Mountain enough to know my way around and not get lost, even with the trail markers. I made the mistake not once but twice of going to Turkey Mountain by myself in the late afternoon; while I was going around shooting pictures
We may often feel as though the burdens we carry surround us on every side, but there is always a light at the end of the tunnel. Just as the many sharp rocks seem to enclose the subject, there is yet smooth, still water just feet away from her, reminding us that peace
Rachel Wimpey of Willowbrush Studio + Gallery in Tulsa. Amazing artist, especially of biblical content.
This was taken during the same mission trip as the one with the wall. Actually it was on the way to St. Louis, we took a rather long break during the drive at a park in central Missouri. A friend sat down to work on homework and I liked the shot of an
This came from a focus I did on portraits of friends of different backgrounds with various talents or interests. We weren’t supposed to take pictures on campus- but since it isn’t the easiest thing to take a harp anywhere I convinced my professor to allow this one time break.
