Showing posts with label Lamppost. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lamppost. Show all posts

Monday, April 9, 2012

Catching Up


My project this week is to take a lot of photographs.  I'll take them on breaks, I'll take them on my way to work, I'll take them at work.  I'll have new photographs for you.

But, in the meantime, I'm still playing catch-up.  Here's some at least halfway-decent work from the past year which I've never shared.  A lot of it is from Austin, some is from New York, and all of them are by me!  I like these ones- not all of them are artistically brilliant, of course, but I think they all have a lot of personality, which, is important to me.

A lot of these are individual photos, as in not from a "set," or little experiments that didn't really fit in other posts.  So, they are here now.









































Thanks for all you do!

~Emily

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Sunset

So, um, these photos are pretty old.  Rather ancient, as a matter of fact.  They were taken on the Fourth of July this past year, and I never shared them on this site.  Why?  They were on a misplaced memory card.  Whoops-a-daisy.  But, the sunset was just so lovely, that I felt I had to post them here.  The colours took my breath away, and I think I did a decent job of capturing them with digital magic.  I hope that you agree!

Ah, I'm dreaming of days in sundresses, watching the sun set at 9pm.  This winter is long, cold, and essentially just beginning.  It's the time for sweater tights, warm hats, and hot chocolates, not fourth of july tidings.  A year ago today, I was in Miami, soaking up the Florida rays.  Today, I'm freezing my butt of in New York like a champ.  I've accomplished so much in the past year, that I'm kind of impressed with myself.  I started a new career, added hours onto that career, signed up for martial arts school, and moved into a significantly nicer apartment.  It's been good.  Who knows what this summer will brings?  Toastier weather, of course, but what else?  I'm so excited to work towards making it the most wonderful one yet!

2011 was a nearly perfect year.  I see no reason that 2012 can't be even better.  Cheers to change!















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