It's college time

At 8 a.m. tomorrow morning I will leave my house for college at Minnesota State University Moorhead.  I am extremely excited for the leaving my house part.  I am nervous for the meeting new people part.  I know this shouldn't be a factor at all but I feel like I'm not looking my best right now, and I sadly let it bother me.

I have no idea how much I'll be on DA during college.  Probably much less, but who knows. ?
We had our first newspaper meeting today.  I am super excited because I get to photograph football and volleyball practices this week as well as some orientation activities, moving in, and construction work on the college! Woohoo!  The first four days are packed with activites from 9a.m. to 1a.m. It will be crazy but hopefully fun.


I want to leave you with some well deserved features of a few of my friends here on DA.  I apologize that my messages and deviations are building up. I have 1,246 messages right now and plenty of deviations.  I promise I will get to them but I don't know when...


I don't know how to make images in a journal bigger, but I wish I did.







Tood-centric is a lovable friend on DA who is always willing to give me advice.  I love how diverse his work is.  He is constantly striving to improve more and more, and his gallery features dogs, landscapes, architecture, photojournalism, weddings, flowers, and plenty more.  This is my favorite deviation of his.  I love the love he captured in a candid shot. Being able to capture the beauty of candid life is what I appreciate most in a photographer.




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Trippy4U is one funny, extremely talented, yet caring guy.  He is the perfect person to have around on DA.  His photojournalism is probably the best I've seen on this site (and it's all I search for).  His action shots are truly no less than perfect in my eyes.  Trippy (I call him that, though his real name is Richard) truly has an eye for lighting and an eye for the perfect time to release the shutter.  His unique style is prevalent in his recent "industrial ghost series."  I don't even know how to pick out a deviation of his.  As a sports photography lover, I am drawn to his unique captures in this field.
























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