Rick Hawkins Photography

fields of glass

"Road" photography has gotten to be quite my recent obsession. I've enjoyed carrying the new camera with me everywhere. To know I can freely shoot while not paying out of the pocket for processing film of what might just be a personal whim opens up some of my own personal boundaries. Living within my means. I shot these pictures of glass recycling facility in Asheland City. ><<<<.,<><>><><<>.<>><><><><<>,.<><>><>><><><.,>,.,.<>>><><><>>><><><>><><><>< >><<><><><><<><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><>.<><><><><><.,><>< <>,.<.,>,.<><><><><><><>,.><><>><><><><><>,.<><>>><><><><><.,><><><><><><><><><>< This place was very wild on the eyes and ears. The wind whipped up occasionally and you could hear the mounds of glass shift. Like thousands of little windchimes.

Stacey and Lucas

I recently shot the wedding of Stacey and Lucas. It was fun shooting the wedding and the wedding reception was hoppin'. I shot for 9 hours and had a big job in editing around 800 shots. It was great, smooth going wedding. I met many friendly laidback people. It's times like this that make me really appreciate this aspect of my photography journey. It didn't hurt that the bride has a beautiful smile. Thanks Stacey and Lucas. <><>><><<><<>><<><><><><>><><><<><><>><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><.,>><><>