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My Work, My Voice
I find it difficult to talk about my emotions. I create my poetry, photography, stories, and paintings for myself. I create what I like and I have to remember that every single day. Each piece of work I do has a piece of my heart, regardless of how it is viewed. My work matters to … Continue reading My Work, My Voice
Walking away from Validation
Seeking validation has been a titanic problem for me. I'm taking measures to simply not worry about numbers. I set up a schedule to upload and when I am not doing that my phone is off. Numbers are just numbers! It's hard, yet I want to continue to eliminate it from my life. I'm only … Continue reading Walking away from Validation
The Unexpected
People will either wait for you to finish taking a shot or they will simply walk into your shot. I prefer the latter but I respect both. I enjoy adding a human element to my photography regardless of the main subject is a piece of architecture.
Experimenting
Working hard to experiment more and develop my style as well as my ability with composition. Was exploring and caught the school theatre with the trees present in front. I love the Design of the building but I'm not sure I would have trees there. Have a great day, David
Exploring my life
Simply thinking but also acting. I'm spending more time simply being creative and doing things I want. I'm exploring all aspects of my creativity, while doing my best to ignore the numbers. This photo was taken at night in downtown Sacramento on a cool night. I was walking to back to my car and took … Continue reading Exploring my life
Just Create
As I explored the depths of my mind to make a decision that will impact my present and future. I took the time to take photos that I like. In doing so I was able to calm myself which helped me think. I proclaimed to myself that I wanted to take photos and write about … Continue reading Just Create
Interiors
Walking by this empty hall I felt the need to capture it. I loved the lighting which added a nice element to the shot. The emptiness of the shot really shows a sense of depth. Like there is something lurking at the next turn. Short but sweet, David
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