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have I mentioned before how much I love convocation?

finishing Fine Arts degree (which I did only last year – what?) is quite the ordeal. first, there’s the 4th year show. the show you think about since year one. and again in year two, and year three. of course – whilst crapping your pants, thinking repeatedly what am I ever going to do that’s good enough to put out there and show to the public with my name in its proximity? truth.

and then there’s convocation. which truthfully turns into more of a recruitment speech than an au revoir, but who cares because there’s a sea of your classmates surrounding you and the excitement is contagious. it’s totally a rite of passage.

(even though its still a tad bit sad the people you were weird with and made weird art with for years are going to disperse again and you’ll only see them in Facebook statuses from here on out.)

I love it. and I love photographing it.

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these two are great friends friends of ours, so when they told us they were thinking of eloping dru and I were all hands/feet/eyeballs in.

their ceremony was one of the most personal, thoughtful ceremonies we’ve ever attended because it really was about jordan, amy, and their relationship; it was beautiful, and exactly as it should be.

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