CarpeMomenta

Although I am extremely happy that I am fortunate enough to be going to such an amazing school for something that I love, I have noticed that I am super loosing my passion for photography since I have started. I honestly cannot say if it is because of my school or other factors. My whole drive for photography feels like it has completely and utterly flushed down the toilet. I heard the advice the other day to stay true to my heart. and that you can't have art without heart. I've been thinking about that nonstop lately and just don't know how to get back into it at all. Someone help me find my love again.

When I was about 10 years old in Anacoco, Louisiana, I fell into one deep dark depression. Nothing could make me laugh, nothing could make me eat or even smile. My eldest brother had just moved away, my other brother wasn't around me a lot and my parents were too wrapped up in everything else it seemed. So the summer came and I decided to go to this thing called 4-H camp. It was there where I took my first creative photography class. The minute the camera was in my hand I knew that is what I had to do with the rest of my life. Ever since that moment. I have consistently taken pictures and every time I click I still get butterflies and feel li