If you’ve been looking at these old images of myself in college, then you’re probably noticing some self portraits. I’ve always been fascinated with the process and outcome of self-portrait photography. It’s trial and error in it’s purest form.
1998
04.17.1998
Walking from home to campus I find the urge to go shopping.
04.11.1998
The first image in a photo project I’m working on for school.
Michelle holds her son, Cody Allen, during a moment of thought while playing in the park. Having overcome an addiction to meth, she is trying to start a new life for her and her 1-year-old son.
04.10.1998
A couple of self portraits I took one spring afternoon.
04.01.1998
Two people share an awkward moment while taking on a campus sidewalk.
02.20.1998
These two kids where have such a great time at the playground. I had to get a photograph of them.
02.11.1998
Happy birthday, someone.
If you cannot figure it out . . . think over it with a glass of wine.
01.17.1998
A Nebraska sunrise over Carhenge, which is an exact replica of Stonehenge near Alliance, Nebr., made with old vehicles painted gray.
01.18.1998
This windmill is a classic western Nebraska scenic. They litter the horizon with their rotating arms. This particular one was in Ash Hollow Park.