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February 23rd //\\// Day 54 //\\// Basketball
Well, after the last post, I really have nothing to say. I was able to hit up this basketball court while empty and grab this fairly cool shot. Was busy with work stuff the majority of the day and didn’t … Continue reading
January 13th //\\// Day 13 //\\// Billiards
So, today didn’t go exactly as planned. We were supposed to go out and do some archery in celebration of a friend’s birthday. However, we got to the lanes and there was only one guy working (though I’m not sure … Continue reading
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January 12 //\\// Day 12 //\\// Working Late
Okay, they weren’t really working late, but it’s dark out so it feels like it! I AM, however, posting this the day after. I confess, last night I was a big ol’ hunk o’ lettuce sitting around catching up on a few TV … Continue reading
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January 11th //\\// Day 11 //\\// Glass
So, I spent most of my day laid up in bed recovering from a couple days of terrible sleep and back and shoulder pain. I took a lovely photo of myself trying to recover. You can see it on my Facebook … Continue reading
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Day 29 – Stupid iPhone
As a photographer with a genuine passion for the art and craft I am always looking for ways to improve or change my results or tools. A few times I’ve read about photographers increasingly using their cell phones to capture … Continue reading