Steve and Sherri, sitting in a tree...

Quite the four month break on the blog. Completely unacceptable, but I do have a few thousand more shots under my belt since my last post, many of which I plan on putting up here soon. As for now, enjoy one of my favorite moments behind the lens thus far. Introducing soon-to-be Mr. and Mrs. Collison!

Three weeks since I started the 365...

...and three weeks since I've posted on this bad boy. I apologize for the delay, but I'm just trying to get used to the flow of this 365. It has been going great thus far, but seeing as I'm not even 1/10th of the way through it, I would hope that it would be.

I figured that since I haven't been out and about for any extensive shoots lately that I would just give the blog an refresher with some of my favorite 365 shots so far. Enjoy kiddos!

Military fail, Art Center win

Well, I started off the day with a plan to head to a local Military Junkyard/Museum. After knocking out class and work, all I wanted to do was take some shots of rusted out tanks and jets. Thanks to someone at the museum closing up shop a few hours early, that shoot will have to wait. But with every down there has to be an up, right?

Enter Broad Ripple Art Center.  This place is only a quick jaunt from my apartment, and for some reason I had not shot it until just the other day. After running around their grounds, snapping a few fun photos I realized that I am in severe need of someone to model for me. There are far too many interesting backgrounds and objects for someone to interact with. Until then, enjoy the scenery.

Side note - I decided to play around with some homemade filters (post) and see what I could accomplish. I am pretty happy with a few of them; surreal, yet defined. Let me know your thoughts! 

Broad Ripple (Part One): The writing on the wall

Two days in a row of good weather? Sounds like two days in a row of good shooting if you ask me. I have been meaning to get some shots around the Broad Ripple area, particularly of the grunge and disgustingly beautiful back alleys. I hope to further my Broad Ripple shots into different families i.e., Food, People, Nature, Nightlife, etc. So enjoy the first collection within the set.

Mile Marker- This week marks the 10th week of the blog, and my 10th entry! I'm loving everything about this photo-web-journal-experiment so far, and I hope you are too! Also, happy bday Mr. Deuce! Check out the urban art after the jump.