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Shot at White Mesa Arch in Arizona.
Some of you my have noticed my absence lately and I feel the need to explain myself for my lack of participation here on Flickr. No I haven't jumped ship and moved to instagram, I barely use any of my other social media outlets. During the month of October I had scheduled to shoot three weddings to make some extra cash for shooting, which lead me too a realization after editing 8000 wedding photos. I thought that I wanted to make a living on the road shooting landscapes full time, but it turns out that I don't really want to give up all of my earthly possessions, I still want to come home and relax on a large comfortable sofa and sleep in a California King size bed and workout in the garage or mow the lawn or most of all, having a solid income to spend while out shooting. Things that I have taken for granted over the last two years. I found that I would rather work a 9-5 job and enjoy a comfortable living and then shoot on the weekends, that way I can focus on the shooting and worry about the business stuff later. I greatly admire those that have followed that path, to sacrifice so much for their passion is commendable but in my opinion the sacrifice is too great. A plan like that requires a single individual and I'm married so that equation will never-ever work as a married man. So I will continue to be a weekend warrior. It's much more enjoyable that way and as a bonus I can keep my wife. Hehe. :-)
For more information about the LLL technique(LowLevelLighting) you can visit lowlevellighting.org
If you do visit LLL.org check out the panorama at the top, Wayne Pinkston took that shot of me at the Racetrack Playa in Death Valley. Thanks Wayne!!
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Have a great day ahead everyone. :)
7° piano di un condominio popolare nella periferia di Milano, magari Arizona... AridaieStaZona direbbero in capitale.
Controluce + taglio basso dei cactus in vaso all'alba. Sony A200 + 18-70.
Went for a trek in the desert near to Tucson, Arizona. This was growing from a tangle of cactus spines. It seemed beautiful and dangerous at the same time......
A Long stretch of arms and shadow mark the end of another day on the trail.
Templeton Trail, Village of Oak Creek.
Tucson, Arizona
Not necessarily a nice looking bird, but it was a very interesting subject to capture.
Pas nécessairement un bel oiseau, mais un oiseau très intéressant à prendre en photo.