Welcome to my portfolio!
Images include landscapes, some depth-of-field tests, portraits, and digital works.
(This photo is what made me want to pursue photography as a hobby and was taken on a Blackberry Priv in 2016.)
My First Photos 2017
Shot on a Canon EOS 1300D with an EFS 18-55mm lens, these were my first images.
Dog toys and dead grass. A Lubbock staple!
Really liked playing around with depth-of-field. Just your ordinary worn-down lawn decorations.
Caprock Canyons 2019
These images include landscape, flora, rock formations, and rule-of-thirds.
The main reason I came to Caprock Canyons- the "Natural Bridge" peaked my interest in rock formations and cave-like structures.
Not sure what this plant is, but the colors are what drew me to take this picture.
Again, not 100% about this plant, but it looks like it's got tiny prickly pears!
Sadly, I don't drive this car anymore, but I really liked the way it looked in this shot. Also blurred my old license plate - the internet is a dangerous place!
Palo Duro Canyon 2019
I took these photos on a trip to the state park, with a focus on landscapes.
Got lucky with the lack of cars on this main road in front of "The Big Cave!"
Overview of the park from the parking lot next to the gift shop, if I remember correctly.
"The Big Cave."
Missoula, Montana 2019
Visited to see the college I wanted to attend, caught some portraits from the hotel room.
Just me trying to be artsy in front of some mountains!
Close-up to better show the "M," a landmark for the University of Montana in Missoula.
Caprock Canyons 2021
Needed to clear my head, so I decided to check out the “Fern Cave.”
The "Fern Cave" was quite busy, so I was only able to shoot this photo quickly.
The fallen tree over this trail was picture-esque!
I really like how the rocks and foliage are arranged from just off the trail.
iDigi Digital Arts Festival 2017
Here were my submissions that each won a Gold medal in the festival. Clicking either image should open an article about the event and my participation.
"CartoonKygo" - Made in Illustrator CS6, but for some reason the quality is a bit wonky. Apologies!
"ZipperCake" - Made in Photoshop CS6, really enjoyed working out how the zipper should lay in relation to the cake.