My Wednesday tradition after two long days, is to take some photographs. Talk about tension release. I think the one on the left is a tad underexposed.
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Thanks for visiting! Just in case you stumbled upon this blog, let me introduce myself. I'm Josh Schreck.
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I'm also an aspiring photographer. I know there are probably a ton of us with photoblogs across the wide world web, thankfully, you've paused to look at mine. Enjoy your stay and feel free to comment.
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I'm also an aspiring photographer. I know there are probably a ton of us with photoblogs across the wide world web, thankfully, you've paused to look at mine. Enjoy your stay and feel free to comment.
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1 comment:
underexposed in a good way. but then, i'm a sucker for underexposure, i love it. it gives a fuller, crushed blacks look to everything. people look fatter but in a good way. more like people. i dunno. i personally don't actually know what the picture on the left is of, but i like it. very nice colours, due in part to the underexposure.
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