Whitwhit1893

I'm finally in college, and the transition has been interesting. Being weaned from home is something I found hard to become acquainted with. I had so much in mind pertaining to my photography, however, I've come to realize I want to start over with my technique. I'll be getting a brand new DSLR(Nikon D3100) for christmas, and I feel I'll be able to truly grow with my art. I still have a lot to give from my previous camera, the Nikon Coolpix L100, but that'll take time. So, until I am ready, I'll be working like there's no tomorrow, scavenge on food(you'd understand if you saw my cafeteria), and slowly but surely become a hermit. What an ex

School is FINALLY coming to a close. Technically, by next week I'll be totally done with school, as my exams will be done. It's a wonderful thing though, my school is letting out JUNE 8TH because we had not a single snow day in good ole Upstate New York. With that said, I'll be trying to get up new photos, or rather, photos that have been previously taken and now collecting "dust" on the micro organs of a SD card. Who knows, might even attempt a drawing or two. Depends. I'm now employed, have an internship, am GRADUATING high school, have a dog and now a BUNNY to take care of. Although another issue to add onto that oh so grandiose list of

So, I just favorited an image of the zodiac sign for cancer on my account. It is basically what my tattoo looks like, and I'd just like to share my story. For years, I thought that getting a tattoo would be the most amazing, most fun thing ever(...minus the pain...people who tell you it doesn't hurt, total BS). And then I figured, because I wanted a tattoo, shouldn't there be a reason? So I found a reason. My Grandmother and I share the same zodiac sign(cancer obviously). Feeling purely ardent about showing my gratitude for being under my grams wing for so long fueled my interest in getting a tattoo. Now, obviously, some people don't think