My First Photos...

 Captions coming soon...



Student walking past the “Starry Peak” mural on LBCC Albany campus.
Jonah, Writing a customer’s name on a coffee cup at Roast Runners,  the coffee shop on LBCC’s Albany Campus.
Early to photojournalism class. 


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