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I like photography because it is a visual form of a literary work.  When I brainstorm of something I want to photograph; it is usually a subject that I have been thinking about for some amount of time, or an inspiration from another photograph or event.  Hearing the sound of the shutter click is knowing that the first half of this two part craft has been realised. It is always a beautiful feeling for me to see a sliver of the world, how I saw it with my eyes, and an even amazing and emotional feeling conveying that vision with my mind.  It is funny because one of my all time academic weaknesses has always been with writing essays, especially timed ones.  Since becoming more and more involved in photography I have noticed that my abilities to brainstorm any given subject matter at any given time has more than doubled; but it is not the fact that I am able to think of something more profoundly, but it is to the conclusion that I actually like it!  This is what photography gives me; a sort of extra-sensory vision, communing with my surroundings, and lending visual substance to the musings that may only be seen in my mind.


Buddha's Eagle (Paul Hertzog): listen.grooveshark.com/s/Budha…

"My  fault"...a ceaseless and overwhelming feeling sometimes; like getting hit with an aluminum baseball bat where the pain is not as bad as the deafening, psychological ringing sensation that reverberates up and down your spinal column and into the deepest crevices of your endocrine system.  The only good thing I can see about blaming ones' self is that we are conscious of our actions; holding ourselves to some degree of accountability.

Haha...needing a cup of coffe this morning; this was the first set of words to infiltrate my mind, but if your're curious as to what a tensor fasciae latae is...it's the outer most muscle in the thigh that is usually referred to a the 'hips'.  A well curved tensor fasciae latae is such an appealing and sexy part of a woman to me, but never superceding a good hearted one...

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