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Hello everyone!
It has seriously been forever since I have updated on here and I sincerely apologize. Let me fill you in on what's happened in the past (wow that long?) 7 months.
Due to some personal issues I was not able to get on deviant as much as I would have liked. Hopefully those things will be able to be resolved in the future, but as of now my time will still be fairly limited on here. In March I got a new job as a pharmacy technician!
It's been an adventure. There are lots of ups and downs but it has some good potential and is teaching me a lot. Probably the thing I hate most about the job is how much it cuts into my time of being able to take photos. I miss going out to do photo shoots terribly and am hoping to be able to fit that into my schedule more very soon. Going out to a sunset with just my camera really felt like it completed me and missing that in so long has been very hard. Once things finally slow down a little bit I hope to get back out there and start pushing that shutter button like crazy.
Things have changed a bit in the college department as well. I had originally planned to go into photography, but I had multiple people (plus the many things I read online) tell me not to go into it. For several reasons: because it's something that can be learned through personal experience...okay so maybe one main reason. As much as I loved it, I wanted to do something else that I also loved, which was physics. Math and science have always fascinated me, so I'm hoping to eventually get my masters (and maybe doctorate eventually) in astrophysics. Everything's up in the air, so getting back to school will take longer than I'd like, but it will happen.
In the mean time, I would like to thank every one so much for their support. While I was away, you guys sent me up to 410 watchers
Can't tell you how happy that makes me! So until I can get back out there with the camera, here are the photos I took for my final photography project. The concept was, "Feelings of Jellybeans". Each one tries to convey a different emotion from something that is emotionless.
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Hope you guys enjoy them and have a great Summer!
It has seriously been forever since I have updated on here and I sincerely apologize. Let me fill you in on what's happened in the past (wow that long?) 7 months.
Due to some personal issues I was not able to get on deviant as much as I would have liked. Hopefully those things will be able to be resolved in the future, but as of now my time will still be fairly limited on here. In March I got a new job as a pharmacy technician!
It's been an adventure. There are lots of ups and downs but it has some good potential and is teaching me a lot. Probably the thing I hate most about the job is how much it cuts into my time of being able to take photos. I miss going out to do photo shoots terribly and am hoping to be able to fit that into my schedule more very soon. Going out to a sunset with just my camera really felt like it completed me and missing that in so long has been very hard. Once things finally slow down a little bit I hope to get back out there and start pushing that shutter button like crazy. Things have changed a bit in the college department as well. I had originally planned to go into photography, but I had multiple people (plus the many things I read online) tell me not to go into it. For several reasons: because it's something that can be learned through personal experience...okay so maybe one main reason. As much as I loved it, I wanted to do something else that I also loved, which was physics. Math and science have always fascinated me, so I'm hoping to eventually get my masters (and maybe doctorate eventually) in astrophysics. Everything's up in the air, so getting back to school will take longer than I'd like, but it will happen.
In the mean time, I would like to thank every one so much for their support. While I was away, you guys sent me up to 410 watchers
Can't tell you how happy that makes me! So until I can get back out there with the camera, here are the photos I took for my final photography project. The concept was, "Feelings of Jellybeans". Each one tries to convey a different emotion from something that is emotionless. [link]
Hope you guys enjoy them and have a great Summer!
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