BloodyBizarre

I got a job! I am the new photo and video coordinator at Farm Sanctuary's headquarters in New York. It's really a dream job - I get to work with photos and videos all day for a cause I am incredibly passionate about. I really couldn't be happier. All it took was a little patience and a chance discovery of an open position. So I've moved from Ohio to a really great town surrounded by mountains in New York and have been here for about a week now. I'm trying to find more time to get some more photos up here too. I just put a bunch on the computer from the St. Augustine Humane Society series from my b/w traditional photography course in college,

It flies, yeah? It would appear I've abandoned this poor gallery, but I do check in every once in a while. It's always nice to see a few comments and favorites still trickling in, so thank you to those who still manage to find and appreciate my photos :) Life has been changing a little bit. I graduated from college in April (woo!) with a BA in Communication. Left mostly beautiful and sometimes aggravating St. Augustine, FL and came back to sometimes beautiful and mostly aggravating Youngstown, Ohio. Like most recent college graduates, I'm having trouble finding a decent job. My dream is to get out to Portland, Oregon, but any new location wi

I haven't been too active here lately, but I just went through all the wonderful art from my watched list ... you guys are all so great :) Keep 'em coming! I'm back in St. Augustine and classes start tomorrow. I'm taking Photojournalism, so I'm really hoping for some great photos that I can scan and put up here. It's all darkroom work, which I'm really excited about because 1)next semester the school is going all digital so I get the last go around of the darkroom here before they get rid of it and 2)I've always been exclusively digital and this will be a great experience for me. I mean, for real, how can you call yourself a photographer wit