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somewhere in utah in apple valley. this was one of the views i had from my sleeping quarters (which were two rocks - not that comfortable but then again it could have been a lot worse).
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so here's the deal. i took/am still taking WAY too many pictures on this trip -- that's a good thing though, right? because of my photo addiction i plan on posting one picture every day for 365 days. the pictures will not just be from this cross-country trip, they'll be from all parts of life that i encounter. but for the time being a lot of the pictures will be from this trip. these are just a few pictures from somewhere in utah. the first is near apple valley, which is about 10 minutes from the arizona border. the other three are about 56 miles from colorado in utah -- no real name to the town...because the town was dead as can be seen.
photo info for those who want to know for picture one: iso 200, f/2.8, 28mm, 1/250
photo info for those who want to know for picture one: iso 200, f/2.8, 28mm, 1/250
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August 27, 2009 |
what happens in indiana, stays in indi turns into corn.
as much as i don't like to admit it, i really do like indiana. i'm a hoosier through and through. i grew up on corn, green beans, corn, lamb chops (maybe that was just my family), corn bread, corn, fried anything, sweet corn, and homemade strawberry jam and apple butter to put on our biscuits. where else in the world can you go and find your self lost in a maze of maize. well...probably iowa.
this is the first of a few series of new photographs.
model, michael joseph
as much as i don't like to admit it, i really do like indiana. i'm a hoosier through and through. i grew up on corn, green beans, corn, lamb chops (maybe that was just my family), corn bread, corn, fried anything, sweet corn, and homemade strawberry jam and apple butter to put on our biscuits. where else in the world can you go and find your self lost in a maze of maize. well...probably iowa.
this is the first of a few series of new photographs.
model, michael joseph
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Julie Zook says:
Thursday, August 27, 2009, 10:51 PM
These make me laugh! I grew up on a farm in PA...every summer my family would shuck 500 ears of sweet corn on one day to freeze and eat for the whole winter. My aunt, whose name is Fern and who is a slightly paranoid individual, bless her heart, would talk about "the corn people". I am so glad you got a picture of Michael running into the corn... :D
J.FREY says:
Thursday, August 27, 2009, 11:03 PM
Bless her heart indeed ;)
Jeremy says:
Friday, August 28, 2009, 06:44 PM
Love the idea; so much fun.
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my niece Sadie turned one year old TODAY!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY SADIE!! it's hard to believe that this little gal is already walking and saying my name -- JJ. my sister lives up in grand rapids but came down for a b-day party for miss Sadie a few weeks ago. this, of course, meant i would be the photographer of said b-day party. some might fear such a responsibility of documenting one year olds in their natural habitat, i.e., running around half naked, my sister also asked me to take Sadie's one year old pictures. this was a privilege and a blessing. Sadie is by far the happiest baby i know. she always has this big (toothless) grin on her face that causes me to have just smile back. okay, enough talking. Sadie Michael, Ella (the older sister), and Ella's friends...
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tracy lingle says:
Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 09:31 PM
OH MY GOSH!!!!! these are the cutest pictures, please tell me those are not her real eye color!! from, Tracy Lingle (friend of your moms)
Mr. Blonde says:
Wednesday, August 19, 2009, 08:58 AM
They turned out very nice J. That first shot of little Sadie is my fav.
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