Tye's Comm Tech Blog

Most of my photography is of cars. Here is my buddy Billy at his Drift contest at Lebanon Valley. I seem to be having issues with the upload quality of this photo for some reason. One of Billy's competitors, for some reason chosing his nice, beautiful Porsche to beat on at the track.

My girlfriend Megan leading the way on a peaceful late-afternoon adventure through the woods. My roommates Brian and Kirsten taking a lovely Autumn stroll through Stanley Park.

This image portrays the longing to go outside while trapped in the cramped WSU dorms. I'm not on campus much, so I used a buddy's dorm room. This is my view of campus life, waiting through class all day just to escape to the parking lot and go home.

Found this lonely shroom growing by a waterfall on a hike through the woods. A mystical sunset taken at the campus of the Belchertown insane asylum, where I often explore the abandoned buildings.

The best thing to describe me would be my cars. Here is my 01 Camaro SS, my pride and joy. The newest addition to my collection of Jeeps. Most of my time is spent tinkering with these.

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