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Wow! I made it a month. Only 11 more to go. Oh, dear. This is becoming an all too familiar sight. My windshield, awash in rain, lights glowing against the night sky. I'm usually a fall-loving girl. The leaves, the light, the cool snap in the air, wearing hoodies. Love those things. But this fall has been so wet for so long. Everything reached maximum saturation point weeks ago. The sponge if full. Is there a way to pick up the earth and wring it out into the universe?
Low tech abstract self portrait made with mobile photography and apps on a S7 phone. Follow my work on Instagram @MRNStudios or ko-fi.com/MRNStudios
With a heart shaped catch light in his eye. I didn’t see it until I started processing it (how cute is that, he loves me too) ♥
Don't you think he is the most beautiful Llama you ever saw? Look at the fluffy ears. Miss A was leading him and he snuggled up to her for a cuddle ... she REALLY wanted to bring him home!
Thank you for all your lovely comments yesterday :)
I love the clarity of my new camera!
Original of this is pretty bad im not going to lie, its over exposed and i had the wrong setting on the white balance, i did my best to fix it up a bit and this looks a tad better. Still, i like the actual content of the photo so thought it was worth the upload.
day 39.
triangular bokeh. these are the christmas lights in my bedroom around my windows. i figured since everybody else in the flickr world who celebrates christmas was posting light bokeh photos, i might as well too. you'll probably see more whenever we get our tree up and finish decorating.
24 October 2012 | Bubbles
"Well how's your view of things today?
Got up young to fade away
The sinners sin but aren't aware
Our fables take us everywhere"
- Bubbles, Biffy Clyro
McKenzie holding up a beautifully transparent Christmas ornament at Liberty in London, England, UK.
Photography (c) Rachel Elizabeth Brown, 2012
Foreground is pretty crappy here but my main focus was the background and trying to create a nice bokeh effect.
This is my new baby Norfolk Island Pine :-) I love using these as Christmas Trees. But seeing as how Sam likes to eat my plants, I figured I'd start with a small one and see how he reacts to it. If he's going to leave it alone, I can get a bigger one next year. It's going to take this one too long to grow to a reasonable, decorateable size ;-)