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pythons:

Sumeja

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wicvh:

Haven’t done a photo-set in forever. 

I just got done packing up all the clothes and fixtures in my room and now is the tedious part. Removing all the pictures my dumbass put up on EVERY SINGLE WALL OF MY ROOM.I thought it was “cool” at first to stick up most of my photos and now it’s just annoying.

Anyway I’m feeling all nostalgic looking at every single photo. I remember my freshman year of high school I wanted to start blogging, BUT DIDN’T HAVE A FANCY CAMERA. Then I found a point and shoot camera laying around my house and began blogging that way. *u g0tt@ d0 wut U gotTa d0*

Weird… because every picture I took I hella remember that day. I’ve taken over 1,000 photos on print not even counting the ones I got on a CD, I’m not even kidding. I got so used to using 35mm that my mom decided to buy me an SLR. I just prefer film because of the natural lighting it takes in. And the anticipation of dropping off rolls to develop not knowing what you just took pictures of. 

///////*Ju$t C@pTur1nG Da M0m3nt thRu a Sh1ttY caM3Ra*\\\

Saul Leiter

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free-parking:

Stephanie Jung’s multi-exposure photography of Japan

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The nights are very unclear here.
But if the moon is full, we know it.
We feel one thing one minute,
something else the next.