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I went to this abandoned tool factory in Rock-port and my excitement was quickly shot down after about 5 minutes.

The place was absolutely gorgeous but my fingers instantly froze and it made it almost impossible to change my camera settings or set up my tripod.

I will definitely be going back as soon as it gets warm out, but I do not enjoy being next to a peer in vast open windy spaces freezing for some good shots.

(but I am really glad I got a few to make the minor case of frost bite kind of worth it)

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experiments

home is wherever im with you

so yesterday I finalized getting photoshop downloaded onto my computer for the cheap price of free rides to taco bell and burger joints which I am totally okay with. so here I am thinking I got the biggest hook-up even when I ran into the biggest problem ever... I can't even work on my raw files. and anyone who anything about working on images digitally is that they really need to be in raw format. JPEG's are already processed images that you just do as much with so this is really a let down. looks like I will have to end up splurging on the 'real' photoshop anyways, but atleast this is good to have to mess around with... I guess.

never underestimate sketches&scraps

been doing much remembering