sky

Rolling on the grass and looking at the sun like crazy. The sharp spears that prickle the spine while spinning on the ground. Smelling the natural dirt of in the bright sunlight. Cant see through the sun that sits in the sky. Realizing what has happen in the time of an absent mind.Turning looking over my shoulder and watching my friends laugh and enjoy themselves. I turn to my left and I saw my other friends sleep on the grass, while my mind was ready to pass out.

Soon as I close my eyes I felt a thump on chest and lost my breath to the weight that was put on me. I gasp for air and the laughter began as I rolled over in pain and excitement. Laughing harder then I ever could, while getting up I decide that I will bring vengeance to her and that giggly laugh of hers. Knowing that I got up she ran from me I screamed “Lia I will get you!”. The first initial action that she made was to get up and run into the gardens that surrounded us. As I chased her through the green garden,I became stealthy like an jungle cat. I became one with the wild and felt beast within me of my primal ancestor .

 I take photos to capture to essence of the city I live in and love. But I do digital photography to build on and improve those photos to make them something really special, striking, and personal. I enjoy taking pieces that aren't especially impressive by themselves, and tweaking them to make a really beautiful piece. My goal in the end is to make the viewer stop and look at my picture because it stands out from other pieces. My favorite thing about this work is watching the makings of a really good piece come together.  

My collage is entitled "Land, Sea, and Sky". When I first started this piece, I wasn't exactly sure where I was going with it or what I wanted to do, but as I began to put things together it started to take shape. My favorite thing about my work is the way the pieces blend together and have a deeper connection, rather than just being a bunch of different objects shoved into one picture. I created this piece because it sends a message, about the environment and how it's important to keep it clean and to not damage it. In the future, I hope that whatever else I create (whether it's a piece of art or something else entirely) also sends a message.