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i've Fallen Off lmao. for better for sure though. tried to put two eggs on my face yesterday. no reason. that Really didn't come thru haha. always dig my tester pix more than what i plan.
anyways been/will be making some changes & wanted to give yall a lil update~
still in seattle, starting a new job at an addiction recovery center next week, luvin life. been real focused on practicing putting myself first for once, been chill. i eat vegetables now. pretty cool.
more important is i'm dumping facebook, just done me more harm than good and i want to stop complaining abt it lol. my photo page was the only reason i was keeping it around but i'm gonna be making a website so i can start putting my photos and drawings in one clean, easy place. gonna b real phresh & profesh. i'll let yall know when that's done obviously. probably gonna continue to get less active on social media in general (catch me on tumblr tho i got a need for memes). just ain't my scene no mo & that's fine. wanna stop forcing it.
gonna keep drawing a lot. i'm not amazing but i wanna get there. catch me @ racheldbaranink on insta for that shit.
idk. very excited to leave the past in the past & start phresh from the grown place i'm at. catch yall lata bye <3
- Duke Kahanamoku
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On our first day in Alaska, we drove south on the Seward Highway and enjoyed epic mountain views across the Turnagain Arm. The weather was beautiful, but I was greedy and wanted to return the next morning to capture some stunning morning light. While at the hotel, I checked the weather forecast for the next day and realized my mistake. It was going to be 20°F, and gale-force winds were expected. Since we only had a few days in Anchorage, I decided to take the risk and brave the conditions. My wife and daughter decided not to join me on this adventure.
While driving on the highway to reach the viewpoints, nothing noteworthy happened. However, the cold weather was unbearable, particularly with the wind chill. I prepared the camera beforehand to capture the images and would quickly run out of the car with my camera & tripod once the light became interesting. After taking the shot, I would hurry back inside the car to warm up. Thankfully, the views were breathtaking; the taller peaks appeared to have received a light dusting of snow overnight. With the warm morning light reflecting perfectly on the mountains that were now covered entirely in snow, all I had to do was just point and shoot.