apples and oranges

The trip to Madison was a good time.

I roamed with Kyle and Kevin around State Street. Most of my pictures were of things- pipes, fences, windows, chairs, and so on and so forth. I really didn't have any with people.

But I was in many-a-photo, because, as Kyle put it, "You have the best emo poses!" Yes, that's right, I can look sad on command. I add spice to any dark alleyway by leaning against a wall. And if Goodwill hired models, I would have a job. (Note: The word "emo" gets really old, along with many other labels.)

After State St we went to the zoo, and took pictures there also. I think my best are of the giraffe. I don't know though, I'm not much for pictures of animals.

Speaking of.. don't you hate it when people take pictures of their pets? I'm talking a whole roll+ of just their dog/cat sitting (because that's all that dogs/cats do). Yes, well I do too.


It's 2 AM.
I need sleep
But I'm not tired.


Remember a few weeks ago when I got a thing from a place to do my Photo Assignment? Well I'll explain..

Our assignment was called "What Spring Is.." or something along those lines. We were supposed to take pictures of what spring meant to us. I was thinking of doing flowers blooming, children playing, deer frolicking in the wilderness, blah, blah, blah, but then I had an idea that would be way easier. So Amanda, Bobby and I went to Ace Hardware that day and bought two springs. I'm talking metal bouncy springs. And I took 27 pictures of the springs in different places (ashtrays, puddles, etc.). Yessssssssss.

And I get to process that film today. Yessssssss.