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One of natures most timid creatures, stops to pose for a quick snapshot.

One of the only times in my life I've seen snow in Louisiana.

Freedom never felt so amazing said the animal.....

Early morning walk on campus, I found this lone flower.

Today conventional ways of showing affection are out the window.... Laser Heart.

He wanted a nap, and by the looks of it, he wasn't leaving either.

Its amazing what a little misplaced light can do to a photograph.

Soaring higher and higher.... dreaming bigger and bigger....

Another day laboring for knowledge that I know will help to advance my life....

Codec- MPEG-4 Frame Rate - 15 frames/sec Frame Rate

This was taken with a 1981 Minolta FILM CAMERA in San Francisco.

Independent personal project created using 3D Studio Max.

Ice storms take no prisoners in Burlington's winter months.

A picture of a yellow house in Ensenada.. mirrored, repeated and painted.

A BMW Z4 on the street, trying to capture the motion with a blurred background

A Classic scene of reworked film from 'Don't Look Back'.

Words do more than tell a story; they create a clear image of the scene in the reader's mind. In this Brain Snack, Jean Craighead George shows how word choice plays an important role in bringing the story to life through illustration.

How many ways can you tell a story? In this Brain Snack, Jean Craighead George reveals several techniques a budding storyteller can use, from oral tradition and music to journalism and pictures.

In the absence of entry level database programs, students still need both the skills and knowledge of database concepts to capture, manage, query and publish information. Twenty-first century skills include a clear understanding of database concepts such as indexed search fields, keywording or tagging objects. This project endeavors to provide students with experiences that hone these skills while creating a system that demonstrates deeper knowledge of their surrounding environment through digital photos.

What goes on behind the scenes in preparation for shooting a film is multi-layered and complex. It is the role of the production designer to create the sets that will visually represent the people, places and time-periods in the film — all with the director’s vision in mind.