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Here is the part where I'm supposed to talk alot about myself, but I am honestly too tired to do that right now. So in honor of this rare occasion, this space will remain as it is until I am inspired to fill it with something else.

The cerebral cortex is a structure within the brain that plays a key role in memory, attention, perceptual awareness, thought, language, and consciousness. It is the part of me that I use to communicate. When I decide to capture an image on film, to share that moment forever, it is something very precious to me. I need no metaphors, or phrases. No comparatives or narratives. I can, in one frozen moment, share my perspective. I can communicate in way that requires no words or songs or sounds. I can continue to share this experience way past the extent of my natural life, and can share it continually with whomever however many times I wish. It is not with eyes that I see but with my mind.

An aperture is a hole or an opening through which light is admitted. It is with this tool that I decide, choose, how I wish to capture the world. This simple tiny thing alters so much to my will. I control it, mold it, shape it, and experience my world through it. I can choose to open it or keep it covered, to take in a little at a time or go for as much as I can handle. Although people know me as a talker I actually hate talking. I find it a slow and inefficient way to communicate. So I danced and wrote and painted. I played with clay, and sang in choirs, trying desperately communicate my depths. I came up dry. Then I found cerebral aperture and everything changed. I found myself in the darkness by capturing the light. There is nothing that could compare to the inner peace it brings me. I have made it a part of who I am. I feel in someways it's a part of who I've always been, I just didn't know it.