Congrats to Michelle Evans (my sister-in-law) for graduating with her Masters in Education! I got to attend the (4 hour) event not only as family, but also as the "official" photographer. Now, the difficult part about this "job," besides having to sit through a 4 hour graduation, was that no one took me seriously. We spent half the day trying to track down members of the family for pictures. The graduate herself really didn't care much about pictures...it was the father of the graduate that wanted a bunch of pictures. It's hard to get someone to take pictures when they just want to go home and eat.
There were also thousands of people roaming the campus. It was tough getting pictures in front of any sort of scenery (that was pretty anyway). It didn't help that no one in the family felt like exploring the campus for better spots. They liked the brick wall...Finally, I had to get MYSELF in some of the pictures! Now THAT takes talent!
It really was a good day. It made me have mixed feelings about starting my master's program. Most days I'm really not even interested. It just seems like too much work. I've really been enjoying my days off doing things I love: playing on photoshop, taking Milo to the park, learning guitar, taking pictures, eating...you know...the basics! When I start the NP program, I wont have that time! I love my schedule right now! haha. I just love my hobbies! I can keep myself entertained for hours :)
Let me know what you think of the pics! I love you all :)
Congrats to Michelle Evans (my sister-in-law) for graduating with her Masters in Education! I got to attend the (4 hour) event not only as family, but also as the "official" photographer. Now, the difficult part about this "job," besides having to sit through a 4 hour graduation, was that no one took me seriously. We spent half the day trying to track down members of the family for pictures. The graduate herself really didn't care much about pictures...it was the father of the graduate that wanted a bunch of pictures. It's hard to get someone to take pictures when they just want to go home and eat. 
There were also thousands of people roaming the campus. It was tough getting pictures in front of any sort of scenery (that was pretty anyway). It didn't help that no one in the family felt like exploring the campus for better spots. They liked the brick wall...Finally, I had to get MYSELF in some of the pictures! Now THAT takes talent!
It really was a good day. It made me have mixed feelings about starting my master's program. Most days I'm really not even interested. It just seems like too much work. I've really been enjoying my days off doing things I love: playing on photoshop, taking Milo to the park, learning guitar, taking pictures, eating...you know...the basics! When I start the NP program, I wont have that time! I love my schedule right now! haha. I just love my hobbies! I can keep myself entertained for hours :)
Let me know what you think of the pics! I love you all :)
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