I spent a week volunteering at a soccer camp for 7-14 year olds, although almost all of them were 8. Being that I havent played real soccer since 3rd or 4th grade, I opted for the "hey, you take pictures right? Could you get some of the camp throughout the week?" option. Playing and shooting, though, was a real blast. These kids are GOOD.
It may seem like I've given up on my blog, but I've decided to give up on my rules. You know, the whole tuesday post thing. With my sumer having been super busy and not slowing down until summer itself runs out, I've found it really difficult to stay on track with posting every tuesday. It also used to be that I felt like I didn't have any new and fresh selections to post here every week, but now, after a soccer camp, trip to Mammoth, trip to Louisiana, and many church events, I have many hundreds of decent shots not being used. So I've come to the decision, as I sit at a cafeteria at Chapman University (enjoying the free wifi...and not enjoying yearbook camp), that I'll post new pictures ASAP after an event. They may not have those long, deep, and philosophical entries afterwards, but I'll try to write something. I'll try to be more consistent with my posts, and hopefully I'll get more traffic to my blog because this is what I plan to keep running as I finish high school and go through college. Stay tuned!
I spent a week volunteering at a soccer camp for 7-14 year olds, although almost all of them were 8. Being that I havent played real soccer since 3rd or 4th grade, I opted for the "hey, you take pictures right? Could you get some of the camp throughout the week?" option. Playing and shooting, though, was a real blast. These kids are GOOD.
