One of my favorite memories from 2010: Noah Beil, myself, Geoffrey Ellis and Leah Reich crammed into the photo booth at Benders during the SF photo meet-up.
There's less than 10 hours of 2010 left in good ol' Mountain Standard Time, and I'm so very ready for the new year. There were a lot of ups and downs for me over the past 12 months, but I leave the year with hope for good things to come. Here's to moving forward.
I'm not saying much because there's nothing else to say. It's the same thing it has been. It's still time for a change.
I feel like this stuckness is making me suck as a person. As a friend. And so on. It's really difficult for me to stay present in this position. I've been distracting myself to death. When I get in the car to drive somewhere, I feel completely disconnected from everything around me. It feels like half of me is somewhere else, so everyday I fall back to autopilot. I go to work, I come home. It's a strange fog.
Things will be different by the end of March. Despite the agonizing wait, change is on the way.
A handful of 35mm snaps from my recent trip to Portland.
I've been blessed with plenty of travel to cities I love over the past few months. Portland is such a beautiful, laid back city. I'm not sure yet if Oregon the next step, but I hope I do end up living there at some point. Even in the oddly freezing weather, it charmed the pants right off me.