It was the biggest summer vacation trip of that year (in 2003), and my mother, my sister, and I had decided to head down to the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies to take a weekend class. We stayed at a little bed and breakfas in Rhinebeck, about fifteen minutes away. I think I'll talk about the photography possibilites I saw and not the classes I took at Omega. I'll write another post about those. Unfortunatly, I was photographing this part of the country when I was still a beginner. I could do so much more now.

Gregory Colbert is famous for his photographs of human and animal interactions.

I didn't know quite where to put this post, and it seems to be the odd man out. Oh well. I suggest that you listen to some of his music. Give it at least thirty seconds and really listen.

In ninth grade, I was inspired to create something, anything, all because of one of his photographs.

I sometimes think people take things for granted. I do sometimees. I just want to show my gratitude for the one thing that seems to suppport me most behind the scenes. God, I spelled something wrong, and realized I must have been really sleepy when I wrote this! Should be corrected now though!