Rachel O'Hara

Saturday, June 26, 2010

Scenery

I've completed my first week of work and I have seen some beautiful landscapes. This is a very beautiful place and I cannot wait to explore more of it as the weeks go on. Enjoy.

Peace. Love. Happiness.

-rso-

Saturday, June 19, 2010

I am officially in Cape Cod and will be starting my internship this coming Monday. Two days of driving (one spent over night in the odd city of Utica, NY [see 1st pic for the cool restaurant we ate in when we stayed over in Utica]) with mom was very entertaining. I have been enjoying a few days wandering Hyannis, stopping by The Cape Cod Times and enjoying some great food (plus some shopping) with my mom. Now that my mom has headed back home I am enjoying some beach time and loving my room at the Williams' household in East Sandwich. My room looks like it has been taken out of my old Playmobile dollhouse. I really think I'm gonna like it here... :-)

WISH ME LUCK HERE... AND COME VISIT!!!

Peace. Love. Happiness.

-rso-

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Evan Young's Ordination

Evan Young was part of a story I never got to put up here (I'll get on that) about the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Athens. Young was officially honored and had his Ordination ceremony on Sunday, June 6, 2010. I went so I could see him be honored by his family, friends and congregation and also to give him a DVD of the whole story I did on UUFA in the Fall. The ceremony was beautiful and being back at UUFA felt good. Evan was really touched and everyone was so proud of him. I was so happy to have been there to witness it. It was a great finish to my final weekend in Athens...

Peace. Love. Happiness.

-rso-

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Kevin - Alternative Process

A bit late on posting this, got too caught up in Soul of Athens! Anyway, for the final photo assignment in portraiture we had to take a photo using an "alternative process". Polaroid, film (shocking, I know!), fish eye, camera phone, old cameras, etc. Josh Armstrong showed us a cool process in class where you used a Brownie camera and shot down through a cardboard tube with a digital camera. It was a bit of a bust and of course the lens I was supposed to use wouldn't work and I did not always end up using the tube. However, Kevin was a great and patient model. Enjoy some "alternative" photos. Per usual, the first one is the one I turned in for class.

Peace. Love. Happiness.

-rso-