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My Last Blog...

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It’s hard to think that this could be my very last blog on here! This blog has documented my college experiences for the past two semesters. While I might not have enjoyed posting once or twice a week, it is interesting to go back and read some of the stuff I wrote in the past. It allows me to reflect on how far I have come since the beginning of 2025. I do not think that blogging is required in my last social media class, so this might be the end of an era for me.  I do not have anything profound to say in my last blog. Truth be told, I have so many final projects due in the next week, so that is my priority right now. Not much brain power is left over for this blog.  One fun thing that has happened this past week is that I was able to take photos at the men’s basketball game last night. It has been exactly one month since I have taken photos at a sports event. There have not been too many home events recently, and I have been busy whenever our sports teams are playing at hom...

A Whirlwind Weekend

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Noah Langford (#3) scoring a point for Ohio Northern’s basketball team (Sports Information Photo/Evelyn Megery) This past Saturday, I was scheduled to take photos at the men’s basketball game, women’s basketball game and a wrestling tournament taking place later in the evening. The events started in the early afternoon and ended late in the evening, so I knew I would be heading into a long day of work. To help pass the time, I met up with one of my friends, Anna Kate, from Anna Kate Creates . She is getting into photography herself, so she came along to practice indoor sports photography. It was fun chatting with her throughout the day and keeping the energy high no matter how tired we got.  And believe me, we got tired.  Being a photographer is not as simple as it looks. The art of photography goes beyond clicking a button and making edits on a computer. It goes beyond standing in a room and getting a photo. From intricate camera settings to understanding lighting, a photogra...