If you would like to use my pictures for anything, feel free to download them. All I ask is that you send me a message/leave a comment letting me know, and if you intend to use it in a publication, please credit me (and leave a link to my page if you're feeling nice).

So, you're reading my description. That means you are at least somewhat interested in my life. Good. Well, let's get started with the simple stuff. This profile is mainly retail-focused, with the occasional really good photo. Or if it is just a picture of something cool. I used to have close to 8,000 photos on here. Unfortunately, in late 2018 Flickr brought an end to the free terabyte of storage offered to free accounts. I suppose I could have gotten Pro, but this is a hobby not a job. I'm a college student, so I don't want to be spending any more than I have to, and I spend enough on gas money getting these pictures. Instead, what I decided to do was to keep photos up here that either focused on defunct chains, ones that I really liked, or ones I couldn't find an extra copy of on my computer. The other 6,000+ I went through the painstaking process of moving over to my blog (linked below), and copying/pasting the descriptions. For now, all my new content will also be available there until a decent free alternative to Flickr presents itself.

Now, that's out of the way, here's some personal information. I am 19 years old and am a Civil Engineering student at Drexel University (that's in Philly for youse outside the area). I'm originally from Chester County, PA. I loved living out in the suburbs, but am really enjoying life in the city now. Since I moved here, I've been making a point of exploring as much of the city as I can on foot, taking photos of anything that catches my interest along the way. Once I get caught up posting my photos from high school, you'll be seeing a lot of them on my blog. Baseball is my favorite sport, but I am a huge Eagles fan. I'm a fan of the TV shows Last Man Standing and Modern Family, and I love classic rock and country music. Probably more information than you were looking for but oh well.