I moved 250 miles away from all the faces I know with Zach and Natalie to further my education at Cal Poly.
I am studying journalism (news track) with minors in photography and environmental studies.
My educators are incredibly supportive.
Last quarter (my first quarter) I achieved a 13 unit 3.34 GPA.
I took on a paid PR job where I captured images and conducted interviews for posters in promotion of Cal Poly’s journalism department.
I upgraded my rig to a Sony a7ii.
I’ve made some tremendous friends up here.
I miss many people in ways I couldn’t begin to write.
This current quarter I’ve dealt myself a 21 unit serving.
I’m now a multifaceted member of KCPR 91.3 FM.
Amidst all of this I am finalizing a photo essay that has been accepted by Mustang News.
Here are a couple photos I shot on the a7ii that I’ve had the time to sit down and edit:
Montana Hicks studies the face of a forgotten land. Few things but the unknown feel familiar out here.
A dilapidated shed greets us with its mouth agape.
The downtown area closes tremendously early and the Barnes and Noble is, to say the least, limited when it comes to movies.
Natalie is constantly among the hell of a full time job. I am proud of every second she finds to day dream and remain imaginative.
