In a world with so much freedom the definition of what is considered beautiful is variable. One person may find beauty in a flower, or a flock of geese flying south for the winter, while another may consider them images far to common to encompass real beauty. When beauty moves beyond its basic definition and into the realms of artistic expression, the word beautiful becomes even more subjective. The question posed to us for this assignment was to define how we have incorporated beauty and art into our every day lives.

First and foremost I find beauty in my family. Beauty only begins to describe the spectrum of interests and attitudes each member brings to the family unit. My sister, a pre-teen sensation,

My main photographic interests lies in exotic locales, capturing the untamed and feral nature of the world. Courtney Milnes' Galapagos Island series and his shots in the Namib Desert are some of the most beautiful I have ever seen. They are also the greatest example of photography at its best.

In this new technological age I have started to expand beyond primitive photography and into the realm of digital photography. Using Adobe Photoshop as a digital darkroom I am able to combine and alter photographs like never before.

My black and white photographs are simple, triumphs and tragedies of all kinds.

awes me with her keen fashion sense. My brothers are both sculptured, talented athletes and my mothers' flair for interior decorating has turned our basic living space into a country wo

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)