The most interesting thing I did over winter break is I had the opportunity to go back home to Michigan and just partake in some just real photography. I was able to get up like five, six in the morning and just go capture some wonderful images around town, in the Detroit area, and just in some of the suburban cities as well. And I just really enjoyed it. It was very therapeutic. And I think I walked away with some of my best photography to date
Rebuilding Rob
@RebuildingRob · 0:59
You. Hey, I just heard your swell about coming up to Michigan for the holiday break. It sounds like you're from the area originally and I can tell you as being up here myself that you definitely came at the right time. If you wanted to see the gray skies on the concrete. I swear I don't think we saw the sun from about the 23rd until after new year. S. If it wasn't rainy it was misty. If it wasn't misty it was foggy
R. Porchia
@Block24Media · 1:21
And I just remember driving down Grassett Avenue going to Detroit, and I couldn't see a car length in front of me. So, yeah, it was definitely gray the entire time and there was no snow. So that was unusual for me growing up in the area. Usually there's snow. I want to say shortly after Halloween, you start seeing snow flurries and stuff like that. But I haven't lived up there consistently since the 2001 time frame when I left for the Marine Corps
R. Porchia
@Block24Media · 0:27
I am so sorry. I got in caught up in talking about southeastern Michigan. I forgot to answer your question about the camera. I use an iPhone twelve for some shots and I use it on. Most of my photography is taken on a canon t six I so DSlr. So between those two mediums, that is what I'm using most of the time