Art speaks, to some louder than others and some pieces of art can tell a story or an emotion or a sonnet...whatever it may be, if we are willing to listen, you'll be surpised and delighted to what you hear...so listen closely.BIO(UPDATED)I'm a college student, and I'm glad to announce that I have finally graudated from Miami Dade with an Associates in Biology (which I got the certificate about a month ago) and also I got another degree, an Associates in Science, in Photographic Technology. So needless to say I'm beyond happy. As for what to do next, I wanted to continue my studies in FIU, but I'm soon to move to Key West, which despite being a small town, it does have a university and colleges, but no Marine Biology programs...so I might hold off school for a while and cross my fingers to get a job in a lab insteand, which is better for me 'cause I learn more from hands on experience. Also, I'm hoping to work on the side with freelance photography, and I might venture into fashion photography. But that just depends on what kind of work I can get. LOL ^_~
I also love to write in my free time, anything from poems to short stories to novels and scripts. I'm an avid reader and listener to most kinds of music (yes, this includes Country as well :-D ).
On a different note, for those who visits my page, I hope you enjoy your time here and leave with a sense of beauty and art...Thank you all for visitng ahead of time.
P.S. Most of the black and white pictures I took while I was in a photography class, so I processed and printed them myself (the old fashion way in a darkroom which I love).
Comments (2)
nattarious
Hello Signa.. This is a real trippy shot Ms.!! In the first secs. I didn't catch the idea.. Love the black and white tones.. And really nice composition.. Thank you for sharing your art and have a nice day Ms. JOE
Signa
Thank you! It was one of those 'on the spot' thoughts I had as we were taking pictures, and so far it's my favorite from that bunch, especially how well I was able to bring out the contrast without loosing the softer tones in the photolab... Thank you again Joe!