2022 is already off to a crazy start in more ways than one! I had the honor of chatting with Shoutout DFW and the Voyage Dallas crew before the year ended and the article is available today! You can check it out HERE
The first Creative I'm very excited to feature is Alabama's own - turned Dallasite, Caleb Gautreaux . Check out his journey & work as he learned & honed his craft behind the lens of his camera. Hey guys, my name is Caleb Gautreaux. I'm 25 years old, I live in Dallas, Texas, with my wife & I have been doing photography & videography seriously for just a little over a year. My journey of getting into this field is a bit different. I never considered myself, "Creative" per se. In school, sports took up all my time, & I struggled academically. I played school & club soccer up until college, & after my soccer career was over, I jumped head first into fitness. All I knew was to have a competitive outlet, which was lead me to competitive CrossFit. When my CrossFit career came to an end, I struggled to find that next thing. Again, all I had ever done was be competitive physically & athletically. The thought of being
prag-mat-ic adjective dealing with things sensibly and realistically in a way based on practical rather than theoretical considerations. Learning by doing is the backbone of anything we know and love today. If it weren't for the 'try' there would be no cars, planes, internet, electric guitar, reality TV...you get the idea. Being a pragmatist has been the only way I've ever figured out anything. In the last few years I have finally been older number wise than the amount of jobs I've had, I'm in my mid-thirties mind you. For instance, if I hadn't waited tables for roughly 44 days I might not understand the importance of a good tip. I could go and on, but I'll spare you and get to it. The DIY Creative is me. It's all of us to a certain extent and I'm certain we can all relate to each other in ways most cannot at the water cooler. We've pulled all nighters on accident trying to get a good mix or searching for the right tones. We'v
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