Goodbye 2005
Venice FL
posted by Aaron's Blog at 7:08 PM
Saturday, December 31, 2005
About Me
- Name: Aaron's Blog
- Location: Sarasota, Florida, United States
In 05 I had decided to come back to FL, it's a place that can make things happen, and I seriously needed to rediscover myself. Ultimately I would end up reinventing myself. I took a much needed detour to Michigan to see my Dad... Dad and I have come a long way. He's my Best Friend... he's also very ill, has been for the past 13 or so years. He has a growing list a of debilitating ailments that has left him bound to the confines of a large comfy chair. Before I departed Dad, I bought two laptops and a Nikon D70 Digital SLR camera. I told him to, "stay tuned". So with my camera I set out to show Dad my world... or at least how I precieved it. When I made it to FL I set up a Blog and went nuts taking pictures and posting them for Dad. I took a about six months off when I got here, learned how my camera worked and took it with me everywhere. People I would meet along the way would often ask, "What do you do here in FL?" and I would simply reply, "I'm a photographer". Within five months of getting that camera, I became a professional photographer. That Blog turned into another one and then another...(Dad is a big Beach and Sky fan) I have six Photo Blogs now and Adobe Showcases
Previous Posts
- Lioness
- Lemurs
- Word On The Pond Is, Some Kid Is Gonna Be Droppin'...
- Chimps
- Tigers
- BIG UPDATE BELOW
- Osprey
- Kettle Of Fish
- Fred's
- Yogi... Miss You
2 Comments:
Hey Aaron,
I told you I would look and leave a comment. You were right that sunset looks amazing. It reminds me of a color sculpture that I might create.
Thank you for calling. It was nice to here what you are doing and what adventures you have been on.
I am really proud of you with all that you have done down there. I know that you would be successful.
I love the ones without the peer in them. The photos are about the sunset, not the peer. The photos are about the color and texture of sky. It is amazing what colors can come from the sky.
How do you capture or create such COLOR? Breath taking! photos.
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