Hi everyone! I'm back! I had to take a break after last semester. It was an amazing learning experience. I learned so much in that short eight weeks. I was stressed to no end, but had a wonderful time! And now, I'm a second year photography student! I have one more year and then I graduate. I can not believe I've been at Randolph Community College an entire year!
Anyways, back to my pictures. This is a photograph I took last semester for my Small-Format Photography class. We had a project to go out and have a photo shoot with a business that belongs to the Chamber of Commerce. We had to look up who we wanted, call and ask permission to take pictures, set a time, and go out to take the photos.
The business I decided to choose is Vanderbilt Minerals, LLC. They mine pyrophyllite. A white substance similar to talc. As younger kids we called it a talc mine. This is one of the photos I took. Pictured, is a dryer with a man busy welding it. It was build a very long time ago and had a couple of holes in it. I had a great time! It was very hot, but so worth it!
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