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Who.
You can gain more knowledge and evolve your thoughts more through who you know, than with what you already know. Besides, it's more important to surround yourself with good, knowledgable people who'll help you learn. -
This is like asking which one of your siblings your parents like more. However episodes 1-3 of Star Wars did leave me feeling violated.
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What was your first car?
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I believe that some events are meant to happen, the big milestones that you look back on with either great pride or great disgust. But how they happen or when they happen, it's up to the person.
I also believe you are meant to meet certain people in your life. Our personalities are built from not only our decisions, but by those we keep in our closest circles. While you may or may not believe it, we are slaves for appeasement.
Do I think someone has a divine plan laid out for me? Simply put, no. Because to me believing that my life is preplanned out by/by not a divine being violates some of the core principles of which make us human. (keywords: to me)
Not only are we social creatures, we are creatures who crave control. More over, control of our own lives. The thought of not being in control of my own life aggravates me. My life is what I make of it. The people I meet, the milestones I cross, they are stepping stones to what makes me, me; and you, you. -
It wasn't the gift so much as I gave, as the reaction I got from said gift.
It was the purest smile I have seen in many years. It was one of those smiles that gave me goosebumps. You haven't lived until you have seen such a smile. I was lucky I captured the smile in a picture, in fact I have it framed next to my computer as a reminder of what life is about. -
Now this is a loaded question. She knows.
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If you would've asked me this a few years ago, I would've said when I was a soda jerk. But now, thanks to several fun and interesting people. My current job is slowly creeping up to there. :P
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Extreme big air big wheel racing.
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Express, DC Shoes, Adidas, def. not the BX. Ed Hardy is for douchebags.
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Depends on the person and the back-and-forth we're having. With certain people we'll have a creative talk that always ends up being pretty awesome. However, more often than not I'm the listener, and I only pipe up when I'm needed or when I'm mad.
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Thank you. I try and support the causes I believe in. Adam and John are doing a great service and picking up the slack where major news outlets fail to go.
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I believe something happens.
I absolutely believe in "Lust at First Sight", because when it comes down to it there is a chemical reaction taking place between what you see, your brain and your pants.
Love though?
My overly romantic side does though, it could be possible that what you see and feel could divert from the route to your pants and stop at the heart.
Unless it turns into a heart attack, and that's not love your feeling, but a lifetime's supply of McDonald's. -
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Macworld. In a parody of Issue 1, Volume 1. ttp://www.spd.org/images/blog/MacWorld%201984.jpg
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It's what I don't get to shoot that often, I've grown to love portraits. I think a portrait says a lot about the person you are capturing, since most of what we say is body language and facial features. And even most "bad" portrait shots I've seen, say a hell of a lot more than probably the most perfectly shot photo.
I've even gone as far as to make a list of portraits I want to accomplish in my life, some are easier than others -- http://www.ianmunroe.com/blog/2010/01/04/a-list/
But the point of those portraits isn't some elaborate deal. 10 minutes at most with a max of 7 shots. -
Luck... I think we make our own luck. So in that respect, I do. But, luck as in the general public concept of "random consequence (good/bad)", not so much.
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Ian Munroe’s Bio
I <3 photography.
