the semester is ALMOST over, and i cannot wait. i have been concentrating on everything else school related for the past week and a half, that i have seemed to have forgotten to keep up with my thesis work. i hope i'll get over that in a couple days. i should go out today and shoot a bit, but i have to finish other stuff for this week, and hopefully i'll be able to go out and about on wednesday. my "free" day of the week. i have two presentations to do this week, one tuesday and one friday. one is 8 minutes, the other only 3. i think i'll be able to handle it. i'm horrible at talking about my work, i'm never able to completely voice what i'm trying to do, i always seem to leave something out. i'll keep my fingers crossed, and hope for the very best. which reminds me, i still need to scan my old work from high school and freshman year. yay. at least i have something figured out, i know, kind of, where i'm going with my thesis. and hopefully i'll be able to continue this through out the winter months. i had problems last year with the snow getting in the way of what i really wanted to capture in my photos. ugh, snow. not looking forward to that white stuff, i'm just hoping that it will hold off for another week or two, i hate driving in it. here's a pretty spring-y picture, to get my mind off of the snow. :) it was taken near my friends house, while we were walking her dogs.
The artist shuttrmouse was born in 1987 and raised in southern Maine. The “main” focus of her work is the area around her, specifically her hometown. She graduated from the Maine College of Art (MeCA) in the spring of 2009 receiving a BFA in Photography, with a thesis project revolving around her growing and expanding hometown. Most of her work has only been shown within the school, besides a few instance, when she was still involved with the school; a group show that involved five MeCA photography students that was shown in Rockland, at the Landing Gallery (2008), and a group of photos by MeCA students that traveled across the state of Maine, sharing the stories of teachers and learners involved with the Literacy Volunteers of Maine "Faces of Literacy: Voices of Courage" (2009-2010).
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