independence day
i just wanted to wish everyone a happy 4th of july (tomorrow, of course)! i hope you have a fantastic weekend and take time to celebrate … and while you’re doing that, please take a moment to be thankful for those who continue to fight for our independence as well as others’. we can hope that one day soon they will have to no longer…
these images are from the veterans for peace display in protest against the war. these are located on santa monica beach in california.
please have a safe, happy holiday weekend.
xo
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my niece kaitlin at age 1
i love it when i find old stuff i’ve forgotten about…especially film. after the move, i went through all my old camera equipment and came across 4 or 5 rolls of film that were undeveloped. a couple of them were nothing spectacular, and one is still being processed (they said it will take about a week or so). but this one just made me smile. these shots were taken with my Canon AE1 - it was my dad’s and i still love using it. i think some of my best shots ever were taken with this camera.
these were taken with black and white fuji film and are about 2 years old - pretty sure around thanksgiving to christmas of 2005.
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weekend fun times III
sorry for the delay in posting, but my internet is down at home so i have to find time before work to post…so here goes!
i made it out to taste addison with a few friends on friday. ran into the beautiful nicole who made sure that we got the extra special treatment in vip…nice to have great friends in good places! it was a really nice vibe; lots of people, delicious food, and good music. i surprisingly liked switchfoot a lot…even though it’s not really my thing, the band was really energetic and put on a good show. i’m sure gavin degraw did a good job, but we left mid-set cause i was so tired (lame, i know).
what’s a festival without a turkey leg?!
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