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Stage Door - Photos from the Show

design : cosmology: campus walk : 03 february 2012

design : cosmology: campus walk : 03 february 2012: as we considered circles + axes from class this week, we took to the walks of campus to observe them in our everyday environment. lane ell...

An Album of Some of My Older Shots

Whoa...

So, Check this out. Apparently, one of my top traffic sources is nba.com? That's pretty legit.

A Conundrum

As a carpenter in the Theatre Industry, I'm expected to keep a portfolio of the work that I do. As a photographer, that sounds like it'd be pretty easy. Wrong. When I'm building, I'm not going to bring my rig into the shop and just pull it out at random... So, yesterday I got lucky and was able to take some shots of other people building some stuff. I need to make a habit of it - not only is it beneficial in my career, but as a photographer, there are some really cool shots to be had.

Narrowing it Down - Desktop Photos Got out of Hand

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704-496-1168

These Are for Class, But Turned Out Well

These were shots that I took yesterday to represent Circles, Stacks, and Groves as representations of design for my Interior Architecture class.

School

I'm taking a class on architecture and design. I have to keep a blog for it, which can be found at designing-history.blogspot.com. I may also incorporate this site in that blog - photographing design could turn out to be a lot of fun, and prove to be a way that I can relate to the class.

For example:

This would be kind of like the shadow that we discussed in class - if we were to be post apocalyptic archaeologists, and everything was buried, what would we think a cloverleaf was? How easy can it be to misinterpret the design? Here is an example of what the design is truly used for. And an awesome shot with a LensBaby... Enjoy!