Over the weekend my class ventured to Rome. We saw all the sights that we were supposed to see and basked in the history around us. Of course being a 21st century millennial meant that we blasted music from the Lizzie Mcguire Movie soundtrack from my cell phone and sang along loudly as we strolled down the cobblestone roads. Despite the weird looks we got, we continued on- smiles on our faces and camera's in our hands. Read until the end for a special surprise. That surprise

I don't always carry my Canon 6D on me. Sometimes I like to leave the house without it. Its heavy, and it always brings me attention that I don't aways like to have. Especially being in a different place. Its as if my Canon is just an expensive device that is meant to tell the world, "HEY, LOOK AT ME!!! I am a tourist!" Sometimes I like to blend in, and appreciate my surroundings. I like to gain inspiration from the people and architecture that surround me. Like a clingy boyf

Today in class we were given an hour and a half to go shoot four photos. We needed to get two photos of tourists and find out their names and where they were from. We also had to get a photo of a reflection and a photo of the color red. I spent the first 30 minutes walking to my friends apartment so he could get a jacket, and walking to my apartment to get my camera. I knew I had to set aside 30 minutes to walk back to the school, edit the photos, add captions, and email them