Showing posts with label new year. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new year. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 8, 2014

goodbye, camera

There are a lot of things about this year that I feel very fortunate for, notably the special times with my extended family this year. We are all pretty spread out across the states - Arizona, West Texas & Central Texas (because the distance between those two equals a few states), New Jersey, Georgia, Florida - and we got to see everyone that we haven't seen in ages. Although getting together with the whole family can be a little stressful, it's always worth it. There are a lot of changes happening in our family right now. We are moving on in life - my sister is going to college, Kyle and I are coming up on 3 years together, our grandparents and animals are getting older, and my parents are moving out of my childhood home.

Here's to saying goodbye to this year and hello to a new chapter in our family history...


Wednesday, January 2, 2013

time lapse and other new year's resolutions

One of my New Year's resolutions this year is to get my photography website up and running. It's something that I've been talking about for a really long time. Years actually. So it's about time that I buckle down and start going through my multiple-terabyte hard drive(s) to pick out some images. My other tech-related resolution is to post everyday on this blog. I'm starting a project where I'm going to be talking about photography a lot and I might as well start with my own. All while keeping up with work at the LBJ Presidential Library. Which, by the way, is open again. Go see it. We've been working really hard the last few months before the doors opened again on Dec. 22. This is one of the projects I did. Time lapse is fun but time consuming... Happy New Year and cheers to all those people that follow through with their resolutions.


Monday, January 2, 2012

the next 364

My last day in El Paso and the first day of the new year. Twenty twelve. The past year has been full of surprises - good, bad, ugly, but mostly good. Looking forward to the next 364 days that come and the places life will take us. Happy New Year!

Scenic Drive - El Paso, Texas - 2012