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Molly Rosner on the train tracks under the BU bridge in Boston, MA June 2012

This picture didn’t need a lot of editing. I mainly just brought the exposure up and then adjusted the contrast and vibrancy so the colors weren’t as dull.

I did some spring cleaning on my photostream, finally.

 

Taken at a random mask store in Barcelona.

Crystal Palace Park

I placed the camera at a slight angle and the glasses at an angle towards the sun. I thought it created a nice affect. the shutterspeed was high and I believe the f stop was low

I am not quite sure what to call this. But this photo means a lot to me for some reason.

This print was the other half of the depth of field project. This was also at Harper's Ferry, in a little pottery shop. As one can see, some of the birds are in focus along with the hanging branch. Created with large aperature and closer distance.

45mm - f/5.6 - 1/2 sec (taken with 45-200mm f/4-5.6 lens)

William and I left our shoes somewhere so we could feel the soft, warm sand under our feet at Coronado Beach in San Diego.

Self developed, scanned on ethans scanner

This was shot with a 75-300mm lens with various tree branches in the depth-of-field in the foreground. I was standing on the top of Memorial HS football stadium.

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