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I was really bored a few nights back and set about going through all my travel pictures from the last four years. I selected a few of my favorites and edited them to look semi-professional, and I thought I might share em with you.
They aren't in any particular order.
This was taken at Clearwater Beach in 2007:
Bernini's Alter in St. Peter's. Rome, 2007
Stonehenge. ESW Trip, March 2006
Kingscross Station. ESW Trip, 2006
Holyrood Ruins. Edinburgh, Scotland. ESW 2006
This one was actually in The Sentinel a year or so ago.
This is from Germany a few weeks ago. Vanessa walking through the fields at my grandparents new property.
This is probably my favorite photo, ever. I was standing outside my grandma's old balcony and wanted to photograph both the mirror inside the room, and the reflection of the glass door I was standing outside of.
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That's all.
Things are going well. I miss Orlando more than I usually do. Probably because roommate Brian doesn't understand the concept of just putting dishes in the dishwasher directly after using them. Seriously...it takes two seconds. And then there's just the general loneliness in the house right now. Matt needs to come back. The puppies need to come back. The house is just too empty.
They aren't in any particular order.
This was taken at Clearwater Beach in 2007:
Bernini's Alter in St. Peter's. Rome, 2007
Stonehenge. ESW Trip, March 2006
Kingscross Station. ESW Trip, 2006
Holyrood Ruins. Edinburgh, Scotland. ESW 2006
This one was actually in The Sentinel a year or so ago.
This is from Germany a few weeks ago. Vanessa walking through the fields at my grandparents new property.
This is probably my favorite photo, ever. I was standing outside my grandma's old balcony and wanted to photograph both the mirror inside the room, and the reflection of the glass door I was standing outside of.
.
That's all.
Things are going well. I miss Orlando more than I usually do. Probably because roommate Brian doesn't understand the concept of just putting dishes in the dishwasher directly after using them. Seriously...it takes two seconds. And then there's just the general loneliness in the house right now. Matt needs to come back. The puppies need to come back. The house is just too empty.