Whoa, where is that? I’m trying to find a higher res version.
Fake: anon has a good relationship with his mom
Gay: anon has… friends? This one’s a bit of a stretch.
Shot on 4 July. Didn’t really see many fireworks. Saw this instead, liked it better.
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ooof.
I wouldn’t elect you for any reason whatsoever.
Speak for yourself.
Yup! She likes standing in the ocean, and I’m moderately aquaphobic. We’ve been married for eight and a half years, and going strong.
I just want the government to be quiet, not antagonize anyone, and to advance the interests of the average people, and not harass minorities.
It is too much to ask, I know this.
The way the headline was written, I thought there was an actual brawl.
No, Elon, we will never see you as a friend.
In English, in order to form a valid sentence, there needs to be at least one noun. While you can say “what’s the weather?” “raining,” as a reply, if there’s no implied subject, an empty noun must be established first. English would use “it” as a pure empty noun for the sake of the sentence.
This was actually shot on August 29 ‘20.
Some of my posts are from my back catalog of art!
The Bridge of the Gods. That’s what it’s called, apparently. It’s a big giant bridge up close. I employed my usual framing style of getting geography to line up in interesting ways.
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I think this is my personal favorite for new work, not withstanding that’s my wife out there.
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Just a tree. Nothing too remarkable about this image otherwise.
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I only framed the shot; I certainly didn’t build the lobby, nor install the ceiling, and I think that’s where most of the credit should be given. This place is enchanting and I can’t even get that ceiling to render correctly on an image. Sometimes even when I don’t have a ticket, I just stand in the lobby and look up.
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I completely forgot I took this, it never made it into my portfolio. When I saw the lines I forgot I framed, I was fascinated, like all the geography swoops off to the left with the train.
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I played with some clever reflection practical effects to give the appearance of a giant mech, perhaps something like from Nier: Automata, coming in from the Puget Sound.
This picture was captured atop the Space Needle, but I wanted to make something decidedly not touristy.
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Taken from Mount Tabor, Portland, OR.
I’m pretty sure this one could just be a postcard.
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Oceanside, OR.
I tried to simplify this image down to its bare minimum. I think it’s entirely square too. It makes the tiny little waves and the clouds stand out a lot more.
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I hope it’s okay if I post a piece of my photography to a major community. I worked quite a bit on the composition of this.
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It just felt like the perfect thing to take an instant shot of.
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The good ol’ Arcadia Bay lighthouse.
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Repeat every couple of days.