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it's been a LONG time since I posted.

I was seriously busy with classes this past semester. I'm finally breathing.

Not your typical rock band...Hello Industry (aka "hi") is passionate about creating high substance music. Their cool sound will give you goosebumps and turn you into a human bobble head; their lyrics will stay with you long after listening.

Conscious of the influence music has on people, their desire is to reach out to those who feel lost and have questions, especially teenagers and young adults.

Hello Industry is thrilled with their fourth album "Matter," which they finished recording this summer. James Ross, bass player of Hello Industry, talks about the importance of this album, "It's a message to a huge number of people who feel disconnected, like everyone else gets it but them, and they're not alone."

The band wants YOU to have their music.

Visit their website: helloindustry.com

Hear music from their newest album soon to be released:
soundcloud.com/helloindustry/stop-the-rain-preview-track

^ one of my favorite songs of theirs--Stop the Rain :D

Taken in the same wildflowers as the previous photo.

+ 2 pics of hot air balloons in the comments.

Saturday, July 16, I decided to do something a little crazy. I dragged my butt out of bed at 5 AM, (I am not a morning person at all) left my house at 5:30, and drove to a park half an hour away to see hot air balloons float up into the sky. They were scheduled to fly at 6 AM, which is an insane time, but it didn't happen until 7. Anyway, after I got over the fact that I could've gotten more sleep....it was a really cool day. I had never seen a bunch of hot air balloons fly like that. Someday I will ride in one! That would be awesome.

After the balloon flights, I found a mound of wild flowers and decided to take some photos there. I was mad when I realized I didn't have my remote, that was annoying having to rush to my spot every time! But I still did it, and I'm glad. I wouldn't have gotten these shots otherwise. The sky looked awesome. I was in a field, in...sort of the middle of nowhere....not many people around... it felt great to shoot in a new location, haven't done that in a while. It was my favorite day of my summer, so far.

(day 38, June 22)

(This was not a layered image, it's almost sooc except for minor exposure adjustment)

I have a landscape drawing of trees (which I drew myself, charcoal and ink) that is framed, under glass.... so I took pictures of my reflection in the glass.

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