For every proposal we cover, there is always a certain amount of uncertainty involved. Will they be on time? The girl usually doesn't know that they have a place to be at a certain time, so what's the rush? Will people be in the way? We have a few positions, but what if someone blocks our camera? Will the girl see or notice us? These are a few of many. For this proposal, there was a crowd. That was a problem. Also, no one saw us. That turned out to be a problem too... It was a Saturday when Sanjeev and Bindu came to State College, Bindu's hometown, for a visit. Their Saturday plans included of a tour of Penn State's campus, and then dinner with Bindu's parents. After Bindu showed Sanjeev aro
Growing up, I had always hoped to attend a photography workshop, but I could never find any in the State College area. I would look to take trips to New York or Virginia, but between school and extracurricular activities, the time never seemed to work. So, when we began SMF, I promised myself that we would one day host a workshop in State College! This event was both eye opening and humbling for me. The amount of work that went into it stunned me, but the fact that people took an interest, was the best feeling ever! Evan was constantly asking why certain things were taking me so long :/ Honestly, I wasn't prepared for all the work that this one-day event required. EVERY. SINGLE. TASK. Was fa
