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When I was in sixth grade I took my first art class. I specifically fell in love with the photography side of the art spectrum. My sweet Grandma gave me my very first camera when I was probably thirteen or fourteen years old so I could run around and take pictures of ransom things. It wasn't anything fancy but I loved it and took pictures of everything. Somehow I actually seemed to be getting kind of good at this whole photography thing. Fast forward to my sophomore year of high school, I decided to take a a photography class. I learned a lot in this class and I think it gave me a lot of really great tips to step up my photography. My family noticed my photography and I started doing shoots. I took some family photos and started doing photoshoots with friends. I even took photos of our house when we were moving. Moving on to a few years later I fell in love with the editing process as well. So long story short I wanted to share a few of the tips and tricks I've learned througho

Hey guys! I have been traveling a lot lately and haven't been able to post. But I'm back! As I go off to college in less than a month (first of all how did that happen so fast) I wanted to put together a college bucket list. I want to be able to see all of things I want to do visually and mark them off once I accomplish them. So here is my college bucket list so far! Feel free to use some of these ideas to make your own college bucket list and let me know your goals! 1. Go to a Concert 2. Fun all-nighter 3. Football Games (bonus points for an away game) 4. Road Trip 5. Write a letter to my future post college self 6. Participate in campus traditions 7. Watch and or participate in a campus theater production 8. Visit friends back home 9. Join a club 10. Take tons of photos 11. Volunteer somewhere 12. Take advantage of the campus gym 13. Have a picnic somewhere on campus 14. Hit up a farmers market 15. Make a college time capsule/ memory box 16. Have a photoshoot