Mount Doom

I'm well aware that it has been too long. I've been working so I've been neglecting the opportunities I do have to go out and take pictures, in favor of staying home and reading books. I did, however, get some cool looking pictures on my way to work the other day. See, I work at the Wal-Mart in Cedar Hills. It's just South of Alpine. When I drove to work the other day part of Alpine was actually on fire and, as sad as it was, the smoke looked really neat coming off the mountain the way it did, and because I don't carry my SLR with me everywhere, I pulled out my phone and used it to get some shots. Here ya go. 
Enjoy!!

 I kind of thought this one was funny. It almost looks like the store's on fire. 

 Volcano...anyone?

Haha, well so much for once a week. Looks like that was a bit of a fail. I got caught up with papers and finals and stuff that seemed a little more vital to my well being so posting kind of went to pot. I'm working on it though. The plan, if I can manage my time like a good little college student, is to go out this week and take some pictures around my neighborhood. I'll have to post them for whoever actually views this blog. I'm not sure anyone really does. Until later.
Enjoy!!

Some got 'em, Some Don't

See, here's my dilemma. When I'm in school I don't take all that many picture...with my camera. Since my SLR is a little too big to be hauling around campus all day I generally take pictures with my phone. This lovely laptop that I currently use at school has no card reader for my tiny phone memory card so I am forced to leave things as they are. That, dear friends, is why I rarely post anything. Here's the upside. I'm getting a new laptop that should have a card reader. It is being mailed to my house, and if it is at all possible I'm getting it as soon as I make it home next. Ah college, the lovely things I suffer for an education. At least I get one right? Anyway, I decided I should become a better blogger. Therefore, I shall make it my goal to post at least once a week and get pictures up as I take them. Thank you dear friends. Until next time.
Enjoy, and happy shooting!