Artist Statement

Q: What have you learned this quarter about yourself in regards to taking pictures or about digital photography/photoshop in general?
A: I've learned that I can create deep meaning of photos when one isn't created by the artist. I have a creative mind when it comes to that. I've learned how to use photoshop and learn new photography techniques.
Q: What are your goals in the future in regards to photography?
A: I plan on learning more about photoshop and saving money to buy a new camera. I really enjoy photography and capturing the moment.
Q: Tell how your interest in photography began.
A: I didn't become interested in photography until I took Photography 1 during my sophomore year. I learned I had many interesting ideas to create. When we had critques I noticed works of others and fed off their styles to create my own.

Photo Series: Childhood memories

Afraid of under the bed

Trying to pretty myself up

Favorite book

PS special effects tutorials

How To Make Digital Photos Look Like Lomo Photography

COLOR

Surrealism

Mr. MooMoo and Brooke meet

Andy Goldsworthy

Andy Goldsworty had already been one of my favorite artists before watching the movie. I think his work is very inspiring. I had already known that he related his work with life. It was helpful for him to explain that while working he is connecting with each material of nature he uses; it gave me a better understanding of him as a artist. It also shows how passionate he is about his work. I envy his patience when creating his art work. He says how each work grows, stays, and decays...like life. His photographs cature his work in a living sense.

Abstract photos

object: mail

object:banana

object: bamboo

object: drain

object: bench