Mollie McClure
“I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
– Dr. Maya Angelou
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why me, why now
While I did graduate, a strong argument can be made that I never left college. Initially as a collegiate basketball coach and then six years later as a photographer and eventual videographer, I have spent my adult life on campuses around the country capturing the lives of student-athletes and, occasionally, their leaders.
I believe this stage of life is such an intense experience. There‘s physical, emotional, and intellectual independence, a rigorous curriculum, and a diversity of everything. Views are challenged, potential is tested, and life paths are created. Optimism and hope abound.
Somewhere in this mix and also out in the broader world, I intersect to capture moments in time and, hopefully, through my art offer something that transcends.
I care the most about a handful of things... connection and intimacy, how our humanity transcends our troubles, and that every moment and being has purpose and value.
And if I‘m lucky, I may just capture it.