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awaken ron livingston army 🧌 why is no one talking about him in game change (2012). it’s so the west wing but a nightmare for republicans.

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Mark Wallace: [Joanna has returned from an affair] “Hello.” Joanna Wallace: “Hello.” Mark Wallace: “Well?” Joanna Wallace: [softly, on the verge of tears] “I'm back.” Mark Wallace: “Enjoy yourself?” Joanna Wallace: [nods] “Yes, thank you. But I *missed* you.” [Mark sarcastically rolls his eyes, not believing her] Joanna Wallace: “I *did*.” Mark Wallace: “Why?” Joanna Wallace: “Because he's so serious.” Mark Wallace: “I thought you liked people who were serious.” Joanna Wallace: “But he's *so* serious. Mark Wallace: “Well, I'd better make some funny faces...” Joanna Wallace: [softly] “You don't need to make funny faces.” [Mark gives no response] Joanna Wallace: “Mark, I'm back!” Mark Wallace: “You humiliate me. You humiliate me... and then you come back.” Joanna Wallace: [nods tearfully] “That's right.” Mark Wallace: “Thank God!”

[he hugs her and they tearfully kiss]

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Mark Wallace: “Darling, what's French for 'Inspector, I don't believe a word you're saying and you're not gonna get a damn penny?'” Joanna Wallace: 'Oui, monsieur.'

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Joanna Wallace: [upset] “You just want me to become a beautiful memory, the sooner the better!” Mark Wallace: “Who said anything about beautiful?”

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“So much was hidden in the place this music came from, if only I could reach it."

Current MFA Candidate Mark Wallace wrote about Webern's Concerto op. 24 for the Los Angeles Review of Books

[thephoblographer]

How to Achieve Great Portraits in Open Shade Lighting

Take advantage of that beautiful natural light!

Here’s how you can take advantage of open shade lighting to get beautiful portraits. Whether you’re not yet well-versed in studio lighting setup or simply prefer shooting in natural light, here’s an easy tutorial that will help you get stunning results. Just look for a location with open shade lighting and you’re halfway there! Mark Wallace demonstrates how you can work with this simple but clean…

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Deep Cover Costumes

Surely the body is made                        of stranger                                    things than politics                                                           can steal:          the tangled                                    residue of stars,                                                the plastic                                                bag and orange          peels I kick past                                    the bridge, flaming nerves splayed                        across ancient and forgotten avenues, the stomach-heavy goodbye                                    to others that always          feels a limit                                                on anyone’s remaining days I see now                        I really did          believe that the stories                                                           of languages breaking                                    open the embedded                                                           money source                                                                      were the victory                                                of changing grandeur over the paltry measured                                                ties misnamed time—                                                                      I could never believe          that people meant the counting, the stacking, the definitions                                    the dividing,                                                           that those could be more          than misunderstanding                                                                      even when                                                                      burned in iron;                        The world is simply not anything any of us                                    say of it our names are strange delusions          pulling us back                                    from a brink we are always                        falling through—                                                           it has no shape                                                           no words                                                           it is                                                           not a brink                                                           we are not                                                           anyone there is                                                           no falling

~Mark Wallace

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How to Create Beautiful Cinematic Portraits in the Studio

Because cinematic portraits are a thing now, and they're actually beautiful.

Screenshot image from the Cinematic Portraits video by Adorama TV The cinematic aesthetic is one of the big trends photographers from various genres are currently jumping into, for a good reason. It creates beautiful results that effectively evoke emotions and sentiments to the viewer. This technique is popular among photographers who primarily want their work to tell a story. Portraiture is a…

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