I’m sorry to alarm you but I amble about, usually with a camera in my hands. Looking at everything from spiral patterns of dirt on the ground to meteors barreling through the atmosphere with tails ablaze. When I can compose and capture what I see (sometimes feel) in a way that can be understood by more than just me … there’s the biggest smile on my face.
It's only a hobby because traveling costs money, but I try and go out when I can.
I also love reading and am making my way through When We Cease to Understand the World by Benjamin Labatut and Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor Frankl before starting The House In The Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune. More interests (because I like lists and this is an about section): hiking (as long as it's not too extreme), roadtrips (as long as there're snacks), baseball (pretty much as is), relaxing at home (sometimes listening to music), music, writing (just wait until you hear about this idea), thinking (...), and spending time with family (including friends).
Thanks for taking the time to look around.
-Michael