Various musings and observations about photography, architecture, design, and life.
With some extra time on my hands due to the COVID-19 isolation, I figured I should get back to updating my Decade in Review series.
2014 was a pretty inconsistent photography year for me with some months not having any photographs at all. There was plenty of transition as I graduated from grad school and starting working at a firm.
The light at the end of the educational tunnel.
I helped photograph my friend’s engagement photos.
Bobble Fett has stuck by my side since second year of undergrad. He still keeps me company at work to this day.
I dabbled a little bit in street photography. Part of my likes it because I like to walk around and observe things, but the other part of me would just rather avoid any conflict.
Cherry Blossoms! There’s usually a great weekend where they have bloomed, followed quickly by either a big windstorm or rainstorm that quickly blows them away.
After being confined to our studio space for so long, it was nice to head out for a hike in the Tillamook Forest.
The typical scene from the final push of our graduate school.
My grandma and me in front of my final grad school project.
My final grad school project.
This is the Center for Architecture in Portland. I’m not sure why this photo was here, but it was the only photo I took between July and October.
Kind of hard to see in the photo, but this tree’s leaves turned colors in a heart shaped pattern.
Seeing snow makes her do a happy dance.
