Lucyvee

canine

canine

my little canine :) she has heart worms right now but we're hoping she can get overcome those menacing little parasites.

my little canine :) she has heart worms right now but we're hoping she can get overcome those menacing little parasites.
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DSLR-A200

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 400 Shutter 1/80

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May, 2011

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A budding plant in the Japanese gardens in Ft. Worth.

My mom picked some mint, placed it in water, and set it on the windowsill to grow.

portrait in front of an extremely tall fence.

nothing is better than capturing real expressions rather than faked ones.

i read an article about a girl who developed x-ray vision after a surgery mishap. this inspired my bizarre ap art project.

I think laughs are my favorite thing to photograph. I don't like faked smiles, and when people laugh you're capturing true emotion.

a very awesome flower pot that accidentally became broken.

Experimenting more with hands and focus.

this peace pipe was handmade by my friend's grandfather.

An old train car in the grapevine historical district.

one of my all time favorite photos. it was quite difficult to get this shot, because ladybugs insisted on flying away.

a portrait of one of my best friends. her eyes are really stunning in this photo.

I came across a doll arm lying in the road. It's almost eerie.

my dog napping on my faux bear rug.

a photo of my friends mother's jewelry in an aesthetic container.

practicing with depth of field.

i was trying to go for the illusion that the viewer was the one holding the pipe to their mouth.

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