Showing posts with label Gwinnett Technical College. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gwinnett Technical College. Show all posts

Saturday, November 15, 2008

A little encouragement


Yesterday John and his wife took me, Marissa, and Demetrius out to dinner(it was supposed to be the other way around but we weren't fast enough). We just wanted to thank him for everything he's done for us. This guy is AMAZING. I have to say I have no idea how I would have gotten through the photography program if it wasn't for John! He always made sure we were taken care of, he'd stay for late labs, always made sure we had the equipment we needed, and always made sure we were going in the right direction. He always encouraged me and pushed me to do my best because he truly believed in me. I'm so glad he's been a part of my life and I hope he realizes how truly blessed I feel to know him. We all need somebody who truly believes in us and won't give up. I hope I can be that person to somebody one day, I feel so lucky to have gained a true friend.

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Interview with Sam!


This is an interview I did of Samantha Magroski, A current photography student at Gwinnett Technical College. It was a lot of fun and I was excited to get to know her further!

Sunday, November 9, 2008

Show moved to Gwinnett Tech!


Last week me and my fellow graduates moved our show from Art Station to the school (Gwinnett Tech). It was great to see everybody again and sad becuase it was really the last time we would all be together.

Sunday, October 19, 2008

LAST CHANCE!



It's your last chance to visit ART Station to see the work of mine and my fellow graduates of Gwinnett Technical college Photography program 2008 displayed. It will be up there until November 1st, then we will move it to The Gwinnett Technical College Media Gallery where it will be on display until November of 2009. If you haven't had a chance to come see it you don't know what your missing out on! The picture above by Demetrius Freeman is just one of many amazing photographs on display there!