Lyndzie

So I've gone and set up a new Flickr account because my old one self-combusted. I just haven't had the patience to actually sit down and name all the photos that I've taken in the past few weeks in order to get then up on here. Oh, how I love the beauty of Flickr and it's mass-uploading capabilities :3 My new Flickr--> www.flickr.com/haileyrosejones Now for a few updates. I don't generally like to do stuff like this, but I also don't generally make journals, so I'm goin' for the gold: Basically my entire life in the past few weeks has been revolving around my new MacBook Pro and Lightroom 2. Can it get any better? Both are brilliant on t

The other night I realized that I'm tired of my work, especially the dark, dreary tones that seem to find their way into every photograph I take. I've decided that this summer I'm going to work towards a new look, one filled with lovely, vintaged colors and child-like frills. I wrote out a list of themes that I hope to work into my photos this summer, and because my journal is long overdue for an update, I figured I would share them with you :3 Themes of Summer -Water, and lots of it. Streams, lakes and hoses included. -Flowery, flowy dresses. -Bubbles. -Sun spots and halos of light. -Fluffy clouds. -Colorful paint. -Rosy knees. -Por

I’m so sorry about being a bit reluctant to post in the past few months, I just haven’t really had anything that I thought to be good enough… and I couldn’t come up with any decent names x3 If you'd like to see the photos that I haven't been able to name, I've put pretty much all of them up on my flickr www.flickr.com/photos/haileyjones But, worry not! I’ve begun a new, and severely lengthy, project :3 At the moment it isn’t titled (good god, me and naming things...), but it’s based upon Edward Gorey’s book, The Gashlycrumb Tinies. If you don’t know who Edward Gorey was, he was an illustrator tha