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100 Years of Preservation is a handmade book, celebrating 100 years of National Parks across the United States. The images featured are from Arches, Bryce, and Zion, found in the beautiful red State of Utah. 

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Images from my second third handmade book! The adaptability of humanity and nature, represented in the form a butterfly; a creature that has been seen throughout cultures as a portrayal of the human soul, metamorphosing rapidly through unique environments and experiences. The bridge of two worlds. 

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Here’s a couple more from my first Photo Book! 

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These are several selections from my first handmade Photo Book! The title of my work is Gods’ Garden: Sensations of Malaysia. 

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Self GIF for my Visual Literacy Class at UNL : )

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Bird of Paradise

Another attempt at an expansion. Probably my favorite out of the few I did over the break. The effect you can get from an expansion, plus the cropping make it a pretty appealing technique.

by hownetta.tumblr.com

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(by Giordano Bertocchi)

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Angelic country road

by Don Dianda  (dondianda.tumblr.com)

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(by Olivia Rae James)

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from there on by **mog** on Flickr.

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Santa Monica Pier at Night

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by Colin Gallagher  (colintgallagher.tumblr.com)

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coffee with soy milk, oatmeal with gala apples, cinnamon, agave syrup, and almond butter

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Natural terrace pool, Pamukkale, Turkey.

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snazzy

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jakehillphoto.tumblr.com

I’m Jake, a second year photography student in Milwaukee. I use a small array of cameras, such as a Nikon D90, a Canon Rebel (film), an early Polaroid, and sometimes my cell phone. I advocate the use of Instagram. But I also adore finished, professional looking prints.

My work tends to focus on moments in everyday life. A glimpse of simple beauty that surrounds that of a specific person, or place, or something else entirely is what I seek out. If I’m not focusing on a specific subject or idea, though, I usually shoot anything that catches my eye. I’m still working on developing my own individual ‘style,’ so a lot of the times my work is experimental. What I upload ranges from finished prints to class assignments and the occasional Instagram picture.

[woodendreams]

(by Jeff Clow)