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Congraduations
Two weeks ago, I graduated from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin with a finance and business honors degree (which has yet to come in the mail) and a minor in actuarial sciences.
My little brother also graduated from the Texas Academy of Math and Sciences, the same high school I went to, and he will be attending McCombs in the fall.
Everyone’s been asking me how it feels to be graduated, and honestly, it doesn’t feel that different. I’ll still be living and working in Austin, which is awesome, but it doesn’t really feel like I’m starting a whole new chapter of my life. I’m excited nonetheless to move into my new apartment and start furnishing it. I’ve also been too busy planning for my Europe trip for graduation to have fully sunk in.
More on my trip later, forgot to roll up my car windows AGAIN, and it’s RAINING.
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I ran in the Austin Undie Run on May 4th. I stripped down, donated my clothes, and brought my camera with me. This was the last shot I took.
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Flowmotion
Another class assignment, this time starring Courtney Chen as a graceful badass in Jeffrey Campbell heels and BCBG top and skirt.
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DSC_433320120324 on Flickr.
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DSC_421320120314 on Flickr.
Black Taxi
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Firehouse Lounge (My Belated SXSW Post)
Click on pictures to see additional pictures and more info on the band.
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DSC_410920120314 on Flickr.
The Firehouse Lounge
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Menswear
A shoot I did for an assignment. Not my best photoshop work, but it’s been a while and it was rushed, shhhhhh.
Thanks to my bestie, Jonathan Chang, for being a such a photogenic sport.
On Jonathan: all Club Monaco except shoes, Kenneth Cole and Ralph Lauren
On Angela: Forever 21 black top and shoes, skirt made by Angela; H&M green top, Zara belt and pants, Aldo heels
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DSC_394020120119 on Flickr.
relax
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A Very Holga Austin
I’ve been going to uni here for over three years, but starting this September, I’ll be calling Austin home. As in listing it as my permanent residence. Which is awesome because I haven’t explored this city nearly enough.
