Such a long time... :/

           Though I know its been so long its been such a journey and how the program that I am in, led me to have breakthroughs in learning on how to handle a camera like a professional, and editing properly in post-production in Adobe Lightroom. I shot some photos that surprised people, and even I am even surprised at what I've done, turning something not too shabby photo, to what seems very professional as I will show below.

          From my shopping and putting together the composition for this shoot, these two combinations; a original Texas Squeeze orange juice and a banana nut muffin that I simply got from Walmart in a four box set I got from the shelf. Though to be honest, I didn't think it would be that good of a shoot, just an average one, now because of some tips from a guy named Matthew that I know, he led me to know how to do good editing and post-production work. Thanks to him a lot :)

This one I shot by myself and edited on my own, and is my work of pride :))))))))))

          Its actually my football cleats that I even used, its not brand new, its used a lot, and I wonder if you see it, the shoes itself are kinda dirty, and dusty on the sides, and a little ripped in some places. I only moderately cleaned the pair of shoes. Some stains were irremovable so I had to live with just setting it how it is. I love these photos that I took and I'm proud of them, though some may argue its not too bad, but in my own character, I consider it my best. :D

Check Out My Slick Friend B)

           So me and my buddy were taking photos outside using a flash. Weirdly enough flash actually helps you out taking portraits, making the subject lighter than in the dark. So my friend stood out with the sun behind him. With some shade from the trees so its not totally blown out and backlit. With a crop and a few touch ups, the portrait looks good, he's ballin' bro :D