Patrick Norris
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Monday, August 1, 2011
Monday, March 14, 2011
Utah
For my last spring break ever as a college student, I boarded a plane in Louisville, KY and flew out to Salt Lake City, UT. I was picked up at the airport and brought to Provo to stay with my friends. The first photos are from their home town.
These shots were from Temple Square. The whole temple ground was amazing but this statue was really impressive.
The group hiked the "Y" trail. The Y is a concrete memorial to BYU poured into the mountain's face.
Friday, February 11, 2011
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
RGB
I saw a real cool music video by Frank Turner for Long Live the Queen and I really liked the coloring of the light that they used to change the feel of a shot. So... borrowing their idea, I took three similar pictures from my window of the tree that was beating against it last night in the horrific winds, and colored them differently to see how they would make me feel individually and then as a set. Also, it was a really nice day to test out my new Tamron lens.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Insanity Challenge
My roommate, Kyle Rupert, and I are doing the Insanity Challenge but we are modifying the workout so that our bodies can handle the workload. Instead of 60 days, we are going to be finished in 120 days. This is also easier because both of our work schedules and my school schedule conflict with being able to do the workout every day. I guess the next post I make about Insanity will be the "Before/After" pictures but today, I felt that instead, I should let Chet know that by the time he returns from England, I should be about 5 lbs lighter than when he left!
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Warner Wedding
The wedding was held on the 26th of December, a very odd time for a wedding, but the kicker was that it was a surprise... Yeah, the bride had no idea that she was having a ceremony until Christmas morning when she opened a gift from her husband containing her wedding dress. The couple was married at the courthouse in town before he left to serve his tour in Afghanistan. They never had a church wedding. I was called two weeks before the ceremony in a last ditch effort to find a photographer that would work cheaply. Well, I work cheap and on short notice, so both things played into my favor. I got to tag along for the day, try out my new 430exII flash and get paid for taking pictures. What else is a better way to spend the day after Christmas?
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