The Youth Unite: Hannah

Hanananananananananananah. It’s Hannah. Hannah is a Hannah of Hannah’s and irreplaceable. Hannah is an awesome friend. She has been attending our youth group for quite some time. She is also one of the many who travel long distances just to reach this wonderful family once a week. She is a nice person with a dark style, but its okay because she doesn’t actually buy all the stuff. She has attitude and she won’t let you pick on her. She fights meaner than most boys and can definitely stand her own ground. She has two ferrets of whom she is infatuated with. These little beasts are her pride and joy. Except for her lovely boyfriend as well, it would seem as though our youth group is beginning to pair up with others. Hannah is an artist as well, she has the talent of a gecko. I don’t know if geckos have talent but she is just as talented that is for sure. She also has other talents that we may think will lead her to be a demon hunter some day. Or maybe a fiddler, because man can she play. In fact she is part of the band that her whole family travels around playing at churches and other conventions and she has an awesome talent of being able to play so much and do a great job. If you didn’t know she does have a massive brother by the name of Levi who was mentioned way back, but their relationship is more mutual than anything. Ladies and Gentlemen this is Hannah.

The Youth Unite: Mafoo

Mafoo. Which derives from the term Mathew, which is Mafoo's real name. Mafoo is the most eccentric character we have at youth groups. He has quite the character actually. Alas he as moved from us though. While he was with us though he blessed us with a midget type character with a exaggerated emotions and loud shrieking Scatter ball war cries. He is fast and bare footed. He moves like a mongoose and looks like a porcupine. Except he has grown his hair out now and looks more like a dog than a porcupine. This wide-eyed dwarf now lives far away but remains in our family. He couldn't do it without us. Mafoo is an accomplished claymation artist. Actually he's got WAAAAY too much time on his hands. But at least he does neat things with it. He makes neat awesome art as well. In fact you can view some of his art on YouTube, that is if you can find it. Mafoo is also a master at killing the dude. Being mostly creative he can kill the dude or defend the dude with quick precision. Mafoo is gullible beyond all extents believing every word that he hears. If you were to tell him he was a chicken yesterday, he would believe you. Mafoo can scale tall buildings, but it takes him a couple of days. He has to get all the equipment and then do lots of stuff and camping out. Eventually he makes it there. Well, I can’t really describe Mafoo in any other way, so if you want to know more just talk to him yourself. Ciao.

Photo Giraffe E

Wow. I found a really neat site that had a lot of photography stuff on it. It teaches a lot of techniques and goes over everything basic to the really hard stuff. I went to learn about composition and it reminded me about a lot of the basic techniques I did in my first photography class. They were things like natural framing, rule of thirds, curvy lines and lots more. I also explored the darkroom part of the site, which is my favorite part about photography, developing. Of course I had to see some of the site's own photos so I took a visit the gallery. Some of the photos here were pretty dull and boring, but this guy had some really neat lighting.

I really liked the second site a lot. It was called varp. The author of this particular article had a really good lesson about basic photogrphy, and general photography, plus the anecdote at the beginning was really good. I also really liked the photos he/she used because I like the idea of black and white with one color. It doesn't surprise me that photography is more than just an art form. Photography has a really scientific side. In fact, I think photography has the strongest connection between art and science. When I was rick-rolled to this photozone site it had a technique part that explained a lot of scientific and confusing ways to make better photos. I think I'll have to bring that up too. This will be a very interesting essay.

Update 3/20: This guys site is really good too. David Julian.com