So I've been multitasking a lot, apparently any one born in the 80's/90's can attest to not just being an internet/technology baby, but also a multitasking addiction: we text without look at the keypad of our phones, write term papers and work reports while tweeting about the nearest natural disaster or posting a quote on Facebook for our numerous 'friends' to ruminate.

Well my youngest sister and my summer project turned into a full fledged company so I had the privilege of revamping my itake photos est. 1985 website so some eye candy here:

More on my sand creations and how much fun you can have when you visit the website (you can move the images around any which way you want):

I guess president Obama was right when he said "We're who we've been waiting for."

A great excuse to go back to Gainesville, Florida...one of my favorite places in the States.
Doesn't hurt to put in a shameless plug either: If you know of anyone graduating this Spring who wants to get their Cap and Gown photos taken, send them my way. Thank you very kindly!

This is my second attempt at a flyer. This concept was based more on model (in studio expressions) than my previous one. I hope I'm getting better at this.

So December is supposed to be this event-filled, season celebration with gifts, Christmas and New Year parties abound. Well before the festivities start I wanted to try my hands at a few marketing publications to advertise my photography... and this is my first attempt at it.

So every photojournalism student's goal is to get published, if not to get clips for future internships then to gain Prof. Freeman's coveted extra credit points for his class ( 5 each!). This is my first published photo in the Alligator and the link to the online paper is here. As a Poli Sci major I felt a little vindicated seeing my credits in a published paper and made a note to save a few copies to share with loved ones. Ya!