I guess it makes sense that since collecting CDs and Records were a big part of my teen years, I'd naturally be interested in attending concerts. When photography came into the picture, photographing concerts

As a teenager I’d spend a ton of time in my bedroom. It was the only place I could really be alone and call my own. My bedroom was where I could play my music, play video games, go on MSN Messenger, and

In June 2008 I had just turned 19 and I still was a kid at heart. I would spend a lot of my free time unicycling at the skate park with friends. Practicing jumping off ramps, riding along rails, and so

Back when got my first SLR, it came with the 18-55mm kit lens. I was excited to finally have a camera like the ones I had seen on TV, and all of a sudden I felt liberated because I now I could switch lenses

When playing with images on the computer, I noticed that you couldn't assemble multiple images seamlessly unless the backgrounds aligned perfectly. So I decided to try taking a bunch of pictures without

I remember toward the end of highschool, one of my classmates convinced a very trusting teacher of ours that Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas was an educational film, and it was worth spending some of our

Well not exactly… As a teenager there are a lot of things coming at you from all directions. People look at you different now that you’re as tall as an adult and have a voice to match it. You’re trying