sarahallegra

The Queen Lay Dying Of Her Own Will

The Queen Lay Dying Of Her Own Will

This self portrait was inspired by Robin McKinley's novel Deerskin, one of my two favorite books in the world! I had to borrow my dad's lace tablecloth to find...
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This self portrait was inspired by Robin McKinley's novel Deerskin, one of my two favorite books in the world! I had to borrow my dad's lace tablecloth to find a piece of lace big enough to cover me in! :)
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NIKON D5100

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Aperture f/3.5 ISO 100 Shutter 10/250 Focal Length 500/10

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Apr, 2015

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