Another year has passed and boy do they pass quickly.  Before I start feeling like I didn't accomplish anything, I thought I'd put together a little collage summarizing some of my photography work from 2013.  That always reminds me that I did accomplish quite a bit.  In 2013 I started my butterfly project (I already have more butterflies to start the new year with too), I went to South Dakota and photographed wild horses, I began a new self portrait/portrait project and expanded my skills and inspiration.

In 2014 I really want to focus on the inspiration and creation of new work and end the year with an amazing, cohesive collection of creative butterfly inspired photographs worth of exhibit.  I had written up all of these goals and detailed lists to accomplish them but I think that it is too much.  I want to focus on just 3 things in 2014: 1.) regular exercise; 2.) to create this cohesive body of photography work and 3.) to keep moving forward in my day job career (2012 and 2013 were great years there for me and I just need to keep my focus through 2014).  I consider these goals as I don't like the term resolution for some reason.  I guess you always hear about failed resolutions.  I set goals and while these are not huge, 2014 needs to be about maintaining and continuing progress more than starting some new big thing.  I need to ride the momentum I have built.

Goodbye 2013!  I can't wait to see what 2014 has in store.

2013 Summary