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From the Top of Paradise

From the Top of Paradise

My friend came down to Daytona and got a hotel room with a 5th floor balcony. So I took this chance to snap some photos. This is my attempt at a post card style...
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My friend came down to Daytona and got a hotel room with a 5th floor balcony. So I took this chance to snap some photos. This is my attempt at a post card styled beach photo.
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NIKON D3200

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 100 Shutter 10/6400

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Mar, 2014

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I don't typically shoot with my phone, but I had no choice in this matter, but it was a fun experience. This was taken at the light house near Daytona

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With the movie coming out soon, I figured to put my house together with an old Godzilla toy I have, and maybe even do a series with.

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I have a love for masquerade styled masks. This is one I did using the complete works of Edgar Allan Poe.

A photo of my house, ran though Lightroom.

Another angle of A Few of my Favorite Things. Actually it is the same photo, I just twisted it around, changed the perspective, and played with the li

This is another old one, at least 2 years old. I found it on the same laptop as The King and the Poor. I did some more editing to it, mostly making th

photo taken by me, of me, and edited by me. Inspired by music, and Alice in Wonderland.

Took this one ages ago, was lucky enough to dig it out of an old laptop. Set up and photo done and edited by me.

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