KissMyAssBitch18

About

I am not your average girl. Some people hate me for that, others (those I try to surround myself with) love me for it. 90% of my friends are guys. For some reason girls don't like me very much. I have a very strong personality and every so often it gets me in to trouble, but that keeps life interesting right? I hate fake people and pathetic people who have no personality apart from the one they let others morph them in to. I like being in love but I hate being vulnerable. I know this sounds cliche, but there have been too many burns. That being said, if you let me, I will show you the time of your life, but at the end u will probably wish u never would have met me. I am not the kinda friend that will hug u and lie to u by telling u everything is going to be ok when u have been hurt. No, I am the kinda friend that will stand up on that bar and throw stools for you. I will stand next to you and tell u its ok to be angry. It's ok to deal with this.
I am very open to new things and new people and I try not to judge before I get to know someone.
I am a photography major. I love the outdoors and nature. I am an artist. I use music to relax, sometimes with a K. =]

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86 notes December 10, 2009 9 16 PM

Reblogged from sprinklesphoto

sprinklesphoto:

varietyofcameras:

nerdynotdirty.deviantart.com

I returned my large format camera today…mixed feelings.

I miss it!!!

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319 notes December 7, 2009 10 34 PM

Reblogged from soulatlantic

soulatlantic:

asyndetic:

sk1nnyl0ve:

maddiemcgnarly:

fuckyeahphotography:

startingtohurt: seaofglass:

Justin Quinnell’s amazing six month exposure he made in Bristol, England of the sun rising and falling over the city’s famous suspension bridge.

He made the photo not with a fancy digital camera but with an extremely rude, homemade device — a pinhole camera made from an empty soda can with a .25mm hole punched in it and one sheet of photo paper inside. He strapped it to a telephone pole and left it there for six months, from December 19, 2007 to June 21, 2008. If those dates sound familiar (or astronomically significant), they are — they’re the winter and summer solstices, respectively.

The lowest arc in the photo is the sun’s trail on the shortest day of the year, the winter solstice. The highest arc is the summer solstice. The lines which are punctuated by dots represent overcast days when the sun penetrated the clouds only intermittently.

fucking sick

that’s just amazing