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Foll Exposures Photography

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One thing I've always enjoyed about photographing is the capacity it has to keep me grounded. ⁠
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The camera helps me fight the overstimulation of a fast-moving world. Even if I'm moving at the speed of light to capture it.⁠
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And of course, perfect

Snapshots from Bisbee, Arizona⁠
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This little town is chock full of tasty visual nuggets. Every corner holds a little surprise, bursting with artistry and life. I can't wait to go back every time.⁠
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I love little mining towns that turn into hippie e

"You can't BE here!"⁠
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Something you might hear...a lot... especially if you live in an older van. It happens the most in cities, but it can happen on public lands too.⁠
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While dispersed camping, I’ve run across a few folks protecti

Society has a way of elevating certain places while completely neglecting others. ⁠
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When traveling, I find it therapeutic to search out smaller, lesser known locations. It's more rewarding for me to visit places like this because people really appr

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When I envision my shots in my head, I often think in compression.

I am obsessed with how a telephoto lens makes everything POP in such a magical way.

These photos are from a day trip with @chasing.candice to the @desertmuseum. WELL worth the vis

Want more cool old cars in Lowell, AZ? Scroll no further! ⁠
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The whole street is chock full of classic cars of every era. And of course, it's always impressive to peer into the Lavender Pit, which operated as an open pit mine from 1950-74.⁠
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#AZ #L

A blast from the past, Lowell AZ truly feels like a time capsule. All the cars on the main (and really only) street are from a private collection. And the Bisbee Breakfast Club serves up some of the best breakfast in the state. ⁠
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One of my favorite

What's happening here exactly...⁠
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You ever just see something while spending time in a place and think "Huh...what's that doing there?"⁠
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Well that's precisely what happened to me while I was walking around Tucson last year and saw this

A few times a year, the desert literally EXPLODES with flowers.⁠
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With the right amount of rain, the desert floor becomes covered in vibrant colors.⁠
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The flowers give the desert another of its contradictions: beauty in tough places. The desert is

No better image has come to symbolize the desert like a cactus. ⁠
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Take a Saguaro for instance. From a distance, it looks like a friendly fellow waving to say hello. Come a little closer and many become uncomfortable with its spiky exterior. ⁠
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