Over the past several weeks I have been designing the web site digitalmediajourney.com. The web site not only has lots of photos, embedded videos, slide shows, there is also a page about the Countryside Hills Subdivision common ground that has been under restoration for over 10 years. The invasive plants, especially bush honeysuckle, have been removed and replaced with native plants. The project is a little over 1.6 acres and now is an Ozark borderland woodland. The link to the restoration will give you a better understanding about this ecosystem. About 40 dogwoods in a small area will bloom this spring. The photos should be spectacular.
The web site also links my photos on Flickr, Videos on YouTube, and this blog. If you have a chance check out digitalmediajourney.com.
This blog was set up as a requirement for the digital photography class I took in 2009 at St. Louis Community College. The blog is linked to a photo storage site where the class assignments were posted. I immediately liked having a blog and started posting. I have taken film classes and posted some papers I wrote about films. In 2013 the web site Digital Media Journey was built. I have lately been taking art history classes. The image of the windmill below will link to my web site.
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