"crick it. crick it good."
Matt's Photo:
"Colombia river gorge"
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I love everything about this; pictures of animals in their natural habitats are rad, & this one comes with a mental soundtrack :D
ReplyDeletethis one is awesome sam :) it also doesn't hurt that your model is very cute haha
ReplyDeleteHe was extremely cute! I'd never seen SO many grasshoppers in my life!
ReplyDeleteMatt, your photo is dope.. I'm glad you used the camera on this drive home through the gorge. I like how it's framed by the dark on either side and the lines at the bottom; very pretty.
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