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Bright little mishaps

Intention

I made more accidents! These photos were doubly exposed last summer by simple ignorance. This roll was processed by the knowledgeable folks over at Express Photo. If ever you're in Brookside, be sure to pop in and say hi to Steve.

Chicago, July '16 / KCMO, August '16

Unknown Treasures

August 2015; a well-loved desk.

Vistas Cambiantes

There are over thirty library books in my room right now. I haven't felt so right in weeks.

Here is the westward view from my window, as seen by my little dinky focus-free camera, maybe in August and September. (I have no idea.)

Break Photos, Pt. I

Because I'm leaving for Spain in ten days, my winter break is almost seven weeks long. Seven. That's a bit ridiculous if you ask me, but it's also flown by very quickly. I've read a few books, practiced some guitar--though I think I'm resigned to always being hopelessly mediocre at even the simplest chord progressions--and lots of other stuff as well. One of the most fun aspects of winter break, I think, has been walking around and getting to simply look at and take photos of things: cows, clouds, surprised people who were not expecting to have their photo taken. A few weeks ago, I took my camera out for a walk down the street. Here are a few of the infinite things I love about rural Missouri.

Claude and Edouardo

 

Animal.

Sweet Annie, my truest and kindest love.

I had a nightmare last night that she died, and it was very scary. So this morning I called my dad to ask how she is, and he told me that she is not only alive and well, but that she found a partial deer carcass to play with. How typically rural-Midwest. Also, I'm exhausted so sorry if this doesn't make sense.

Platte County

Summer living. Platte County, Missouri.

Abundance

Attempted double-exposure of my mother's garden because I'm different.

Patria

A long time past, my Lithuanian grandfather put this sticker here.

Seven-Eleven

This is my undeniably cool father.
This is undeniably Fujifilm because it's so green.
This is undeniably my shot because it's so underexposed.

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