I don't like to own things that can be rented, like movies or books. I do, however, like to own memories. I've kept every card I've ever received and saved every movie ticket since 7th grade. This photo represents only a part of the stuff in my memory box.
I was lazy today and got this shot with my phone. Not only was I lazy, but a little piggy. This Ding Dong was imported from my trip to San Diego and is one of the most delicious desserts in the world.
This photo represents how I feel about my life right now. It's a constant conflict and both battle for my time.
I got home from traveling and had to put everything away. Usually I wait a couple of days and let everything sit in my suitcase, but Brian didn't let me do that this time.
There's nothing like visiting the beach in middle of February.
While in San Diego, a law school classmate and I visited the aircraft carrier that sits in the harbor. This is a photo of our helicopter going into the center of the sun. ;)
I went to San Diego for our law school's trial advocacy competition and took this photo in the San Diego Airport.
I had a hard time coming up with a photo on this day, and it was getting late, so I looked at my cluttered desk for something to photograph. Among other things, I saw a glass and a photo of myself. I wondered what would happen if filled the glass full of water and shot through it. I took the photo, put it on my desk, and put the glass over it.
When applying for the Utah Bar, applicants have to submit a passport style photo. I offered to take these photos for my classmates at school. I couldn't take my own photo, so I handed the camera to Brian. I don't actually like this photo, but I do like that I got to edit it because I had some pretty bad breakouts. Thank you photoshop!
I had my complete setup, so Brian stopped by in the middle of the day on the way to the gym. I asked him to pose so I could shoot a couple of frames of him being macho, especially because he had recently been tattooed. I wish this could be his bar photo!
I was testing light and asked Brian to be the stand-in model. I had a lot of light, so I asked Brian to shake his face back and forth (known as the Shake Face). I shot a couple of frames, but this is the only one that turned out. I handed Brian the camera and had him shoot some of me.