Capturing Movement
I was amazed at all of the different ways water could look on camera

Mystic Waters
Depending on how you capture movement, it can be crisp or whimsical

Blinded by the light
I learned the importance of good lighting. I would have loved This shot to have been more crisp. So, I keep this shot around to remind me of the importance of being prepared so I can make a good shot great. 

Into the Jungle
Learning depth of field

The Rising Sun
Everyone needs a good sunrise and/or sunset image

Hidden Textures
Adventuring into depth of field further, seeing how it reveals hidden wonders.

The Quest
Leaning how to plan a shot for advertising, or simply a beautiful shot

Potion of Revive
We all have that one person (perhaps ourselves) that sees the true beauty of this shot

Friendship in Motion
Learning long exposures and how it captures movement

The Carrisa in the Computer
Modern Photographers know the importance of the relationship between your camera and your computer. I appreciate them both greatly, as they have helped me grow my identity as an artist.

Dead Awake
When you are laying there wide awake, but far too tired to be a functioning creature
This image pushes light and dark

Simple Wonders
Its amazing how fascinating something so ordinary can look at a different angle

Romeo and Juliet