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January 13, 2012
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I picked up a couple of friends and we planned to go up to Seattle to shoot. As I was driving, I noticed the sunset was absolutely stunning. It was peachy with a hint of grapey. Haha It was so vibrant!! I won't upload a color photo, but I will add a photo in of the sunset in color just to give ya'll a hint of how beautiful it was. It'll be in the comments section.
I wanted to go to a specific location to shoot the skyline + freeway, but kinda failed to find the spot.. So much for planning ahead of time! haha! It's all good because we found a park that had a nice view of the skyline. When I find the right location, I'll definitely post it. For now, focusing on portraits. Still looking for people to shoot (not literally :p)
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Canon 5D Classic
Canon EF 70-200mm F4L
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Canon Speedlite 380EX bounced off hand. baws~
Ella es Hallo, para quien no la conozca...! Y nos hemos puesto de acuerdo para participar en el proyecto de los 365!!!
Así que Hallo os saluda en su primer día y de paso os desea Feliz día de los enamorados aunque nosotras no lo estemos....jijijiji
She is Hallo for the people that didn't know her...!! And we are going to participate in the 365 days project!!!
So, Hallo is saying hello to everyone in her first day and she is also wishing you to have a happy St. Valentine's day althought we aren't in love!!!!
Autumnal view from my bedroom window. We don't get much autumn colour here in Wellington but there is a definite change in this view.
Friday, 29th April 2016
Devin Townsend Project
@ El Rey Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
September 8, 2012
All Photos © Kaley Nelson Photography - www.KaleyNelson.com
75 de 365. 2 de enero de 2012. Papá Noel le trajo a mi peque una cámara de fotos de Hello Kitty y se la lleva a todas partes, como yo. Pero se le han gastado las pilas así que me ha hecho una foto con su móvil de juguete. Por cierto, siempre salgo clavadico a Hello Kitty...
Project Jonah's whale rescue workshop at Mahia on 24/01/09.
Volunteers watch as their instructors prepare for the practical portion of the workshop.
The Mound
Conspicuous in the scene is the earthen mound, or raised, artificial road, which forms one of the lines of communication between the Old and the New Town. This is a modern work, and though neither an object of beauty, of science, or of art, is of great public accommodation and convenience.
"This huge deformity, of lumpish length," extending from Hanover-street in the New Town, to Bank-street in the Old, owes its origin to a tradesman, named Boyd, who raised some planks across the north loch for the purpose of obtaining a nearer line of communication - from the former to the latter parts of the town.
The excavated materials which were dug to lay the foundations of new buildings, were ordered to be thrown into this place, and gradually accumulating, soon formed a large and substantial bank.
Although its precise contents and measurements cannot be accurately ascertained, it may be calculated at 720 feet in length, 160 in breadth, and 78 feet in height. Its solid contents are estimated at two millions of cart loads, or seven thousand entire yards of earth.
Origin unknown
This was taken on the drive there. Florida is so unbelievably flat. It was approximately an hour and a half drive from Ocala.
27/365
Честно говоря - нет сил писать. Совсем.
אין לי כח לכתוב שום דבר. בינתיים
Don't want to write at all. For now..
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