yayaya! thanks for the fave and being flipping cool.
jonsi = ♥♥

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_{The sun is an abandoned child. once, when the world was dark his mother hung him in the sky with the thread from her womb. he runs, illuminating the world, looking for her.}

Thank you, Morgan, for being my friend. Also for the lovely comment on my gallery

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magical verisimilitude, sepulchral oneirism and melancholic imaginings.

Thank you for [link]



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Let yourself go.

Thanks so much for the favorite!



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"You should never go to war... especially with yourself..."

Don't be afraid to check this out: [link]

A Silver Mt. Zion is my favorite band to listen to when I am laying around in the desert at night. They take me to a weird place. I did see Explosions in the Sky play.

The technical definition of macro photography is that the image on the negative is the same size as the object photographed. Recently, other definitions have been developed. What it really comes down to is high magnifaction phogotraphy; using long focal length lenses to focus on close objects, maybe inches to a foot away. I consider any full frame image of a very small thing to be macro photography. There are special lenses that can focus very close and give very high magnification on the order of 1:1 to even 5:1 image size to object size ratio.

My Canon 24-70 mm F2.8L can focus pretty close, and might technically take macro photos. Getting really into it requires purchasing specialized equipment. Macro photographers are usually mostly into just that.

[link] seems like an alright article, although it might not be entirly true.

I have a few Sigur Ros albums, but I never really got into them. It would be interesting to see them play though, you will have an awesome time. Explosions in the Sky was here a few months ago. Do you like Godspeed You! Black Emperor?

many thanks

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My pleasure!

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School can be quite time consuming.

My questions about seasons were an attempt to grasp the meaning of the words, like whether the entire world was enveloped by summer simultaniously but the word ment cold for those in the southern hemisphere. My brain is in a knot again already.

The book sounds like a good investment of time. If something you read is not totally clear to you, feel free to ask questions of me.

Having a shorter focal length lens will create photos more similar to what you see naturally while walking around. The field of vision of the human eye is supposedly similar to a 35 mm (22 mm lens on the rebel with the 1.6 factor) focal length lens. Narrower lenses would be similar to looking at only one thing while disregarding its surroundings. What you have now would be most similar to walking around with binoculars on at all times.

I am glad you enjoy the new posts, submitting clouds made me think of you. Currently I am in Texas and only have dialup, a review of your new posts will have to wait until I have a better connection.