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Summary: When Sonja and her older sister Anya are kicked out of the prison, after her older sister gets pregnant, running into Governor who changes her world forever. After leaving the group after Carol’s death and Rick’s betrayal, Daryl runs into Sonja on the road who is in a dark place after her sister’s murder at the hands of the Governor and the Safe Zone. Can these two mend each other’s damaged hearts with the help of the Woodbury kids, Carl, Michonne and Judith? Co-Written with NadWri.
Bino Campanini, Leadership Brevard 1998, FLORIDA TECH, emcee for LEAD Brevard's 2020 Leadership Awards; Andrew Pickett, Leadership Brevard 2012, Andrew Pickett Law, PLLC, 2020 4 Under 40 Recipient; Suzanne Sparling, Leadership Brevard 1997, Eastern Florida State College
Our annual bike race held here in London Ontario.
Bouts of rain throughout the event must have been tricky for some of the racers.
Zero waste community celebration at the new ReSource and EcoCycle facilities at 6400 Arapahoe along Recycle Row. May 10, 2014
I love this picture. This one turned out really well. I was really excited when I saw the finished product. This was the first time I had shot during a sunset like this.
Possibly my best shot of the day and it came early on.
I got on my knees and used the panning technique to get this one.
I couldn't get all of his chair in the shot because I had my zoom lens on (55–200 mm) and he was RIGHT in front of me. Of course, when taking these kinds of photos, it's hard to get the composition exactly right. I only had once chance to take this photo and this was the result.
We went to watch the Garden Of England Circuit reining in Bodiam, Sussex.
I was lucky to get this series of pictures before, during and after a flying lead change in the reining.
I love this window on the ceiling of the Union Train Station in Los Angeles. I had to lay down on the floor with people walking around me to get this shot.
Tri-X, F3/T, Distagon 35/2 in Rodinal 50:1
This figure seems largely made of the same materials as a stained glass window, only not flat.
Some of the cool stuff at my friend Gayle's shop in Seattle, the Gargoyle Statuary: gargoylestatuary.com/