Well, I've really gone and done it.

Like my father (and my grandmother, my sister, my aunt, my other aunt, my other other aunt, my cousin, my other cousin, my other other cousin and so on), I've got a blog.

But what does one write on a blog? My dad seems to mostly write about politics and birds. Following his example, I should use this blog to discuss subjects too unbelievably boring for actual conversation. (Only kidding, Dad.)

For now I suppose I'll just wing it.

But to keep you interested, here are a few photographs from a black and white photography class I took last semester. The long hours in the dark room became almost therapeutic. Pictured at left is a column from the Rome City Auditorium in my hometown of Rome, Ga.

This is my favorite. But then, as a journalism student, I'm rather excessively fond of newspapers. This particular newspaper is The Telegraph, the newspaper of Macon, Ga. And none other than the comic section!


There are about two hours in the day when this picture would turn out. I guess I was just in the right place at the right time, but I love the way the lamp is shadowed on the wall.