So I've been thinking about my artistic comfort zone, and I decided that it's really quite limited (by which I mean flowers). I also decided that even though photography is a side thing, I'd like to expand my comfort zone. What I haven't yet decided is how exactly I'm going to do this. After all, my comfort zone is at least somewhat dictated by what I have access to. I've never really attempted shots of people because I don't have siblings (period) or friends who want to be bossed around (to my knowledge). And animals, well... those shots never go too well. Does anyone have suggestions for trying something new? Considering what I feel comfortable with, where should I go?
I also need to start buying books.
I want to read watchmen now that everyone's talking about it [and I'm a book > movie type]. I started it but got like 10 pages in and then left the bookstore and yeah.
Forsaken

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themodestwitness - Graendal
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lordlir - Demandred
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Lorrain - Lanfear
Current Recommended Thingnice people
Current Un-recommended Thingmean people
yeah, I know, statement of the obvious, and I could come up with tons and tons of better adjectives than "nice" and "mean" but that's really how I feel right now.
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No quote again. I'll update this if I find one but I don't feel like thinking of/finding one right now.
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"And of course there must be something wrong
In wanting to silence any song."
- Robert Frost, "A Minor Bird"
... Fine. I wanted to make sure A) you hadn't died, and B) you know we're dressing up for dinner (no jeans please), and C) that you like Martinelli's Sparkling Apple Cider.
That is all.
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It was basically a hypothetical situation in which the Cold War had turned hot and they were dropping atomic bombs everywhere. ~ Claire
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"And of course there must be something wrong
In wanting to silence any song."
- Robert Frost, "A Minor Bird"
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"And of course there must be something wrong
In wanting to silence any song."
- Robert Frost, "A Minor Bird"
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"And of course there must be something wrong
In wanting to silence any song."
- Robert Frost, "A Minor Bird"
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