And this I believe: that the free, exploring mind of the individual human is the most valuable thing in the world. And this I would fight for: the freedom of the mind to take any direction it wishes, undirected. -East of Eden
The life of an unemployed can get a little mundane. So today I practiced my product shots with some shoes my mom is selling. Mo’s got some style! Anyway, since I haven’t posted in a while, I figured I would throw these up here just for the helluvit.
My best friend’s sister got married this weekend and it was lovely. The ceremony was private, but the reception was held at the Aviary in Lynchburg, which is essentially a human-size birdhouse. Happy Wedding!
My dog.
Made with Impossible Project film PX600 Silvershade
More photos from T/F. I hope you put it on your calendar for next year.
March March Parade
Adult robots, March March Parade
Masked festival-goers at the Jubilee
Jocelyn from Pearl and the Beard
This past weekend was the 9th annual True/False Film Festival in Columbia, Mo. I decided to use Impossible Project polaroid film to do a little photo essay. Take a look. Enjoy!
T/F mural in the box office in Columbia
A masked festival-goer at the Jubilee
Friends Taylor Glascock and Eve Edelheit at the Jubilee
Folks drinking and enjoying delicious treats at Uprise Bakery/Ragtag Theater
A little robot at the March March Parade
Two grown-up robots before the March March Parade
Pearl and the Beard busking before the beginning of Queen of Versailles
Me and my friend Emily on the last day of the fesitval
Working with Impossible film was interesting. I played with the black and white before but color was a different ballgame. Low light situations obviously created more of an issue and so some of these photos were lightened slightly. Please learn more about T/F, The Pearl and the Beard and the Impossible Project.
Merrill Garbus is a nut and I love it!
Check out the Tiny Desk Concert
And a 4AD session they did in 2009.
I am a recent graduate from the University of Missouri with a degree in photojournalism. I just wrapped up a multimedia internship at NPR and am currently available for freelance work anywhere in the world.
I like to tell stories of people who are trying to make a positive impact in their communities. I think that social and environmental change can be encouraged through photojournalism and I consider it my duty to honor that.
I'm always trying to learn, and always up for new things. Let me know if you want to work on a project together!
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