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Where it All Started

Hey Everyone!

     Lets start with my photography journey, and where it all started. Back in Sixth grade i got my very first camera. A little Nikon cool pix filled my life with happiness as i snapped pictures of the weirdest things and was so proud of the hideous pictures i took. It was about the time in which i was going on a trip to Washington DC. I was so excited to take my new pride and joy with me, and snap pictures of all the memories i was sure i would make. While on this trip i grew to love photography, and began taking pictures with crazy angles and messing with the edits. My friends and i would goof around and take pictures pretending we were holding different monuments. I loved how photography allowed me to get really creative.

     That's when i got home and told my mom i wanted a new camera. She thought i was crazy and rolled her eyes at me. I explained how much fun i had taking pictures, but she just brushed it off. That night a started researching photography and all the different cameras out there. This search went on for years. Finally i think i annoyed my mom enough, that she compromised and took me to best buy. That's were i fell in love with the Nikon D3100. At the time this camera ran just under $1,000 dollars. With Christmas coming, my mom threw in 200 bucks. That meant i needed about 800 more dollars. My mom agreed to let me use what was suppose to be my college money, and i purchased my first DSLR. From there photography became my passion, and that's why i'm here today.


Thanks guys, see you back soon for my year in preview!
-Captured by Hope

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  1. UnknownDecember 15, 2017 at 7:01 AM

    Wow! You used all of your college money!!!! Would you consider going into photography as a major in Art?

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