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God made him 

who had no sin to be sin for us, 

so that in him 

we might become 

the righteousness of God.

-2 Corinthians 5:21

Take Advantage of the Rain

Rain was constant daily for the past week and so last Sunday when we were hanging around church I decided take some photos of people in the rain. Most of them though are of Jemi. 

Tanya just wanted to stand in the rain with her umbrella. She stood there maybe for some time.

1940s. Didn't really like how it grained.

Then here are my two personal favorites:

Roses Are Red, Roses Are Red

I am not fond of Photoshop but I do like taking photos. And I'm glad that photography has nothing to do with Photoshop at all, unless of course you choose to edit extensively for other purposes. What I want in photography is to retain as much originality as possible the moment something is captured.

Enter Walter Matthew Cuthbert Blythe.

Walter Blythe is my new friend, his mother Anne Shirley-Blythe, being my friend too, has to rest for the past year. Two years ago, I was supposed to make a new blog with my photo practices in it but haven't had the time to update it so it remained private. It's been more than a year since I last took photos and I'm trying to remember basic photography guidelines Lente taught me. Maybe I will begin practicing with still photos first since that's the easiest. For composition, lighting and other technicalities, I will have to depend on my instinct for the meantime and corrections from Ate Ree. Roses were the only outstanding subjects Walter and I found at church yesterday so we took advantage of it.