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I <3 Photography

For as long as I can remember I love photography.

I am completely amateur status as I’ve never had a “real” camera. In fact, most of my photos up until recently have been taken with iPhone.

But, I have gotten a little bit more into photography lately, purchased a Nikon 7500 with some pretty nice lenses and have shot a few aerial arts photos I am quite proud of.

Which brought me to this post; I want to share some of my favorite shots to date. Again, most of these have been shot with my iPhone 7, 8, or XS Max and edited with built in program on my iPhone or Lightroom.

Hope you enjoy!

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iPhone 8 Oahu, Hi
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iPhone 7 Bullhead City, Az
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Cannon XS40 Oahu, Hi
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GoPro Hero 4 Oahu, Hi
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iPhone 8 Oahu, Hi
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iPhone 8 Kaui, Hi
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iPhone 7 Manhattan Beach, Ca
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iPhone XS Max Santa Monica, Ca
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Nikon 7500 Santa Monica, Ca
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Nikon 7500 Santa Monica, Ca
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Nikon 7500 Santa Monica, Ca
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Nikon 7500 Santa Monica, Ca
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Nikon 7500 
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Nikon 7500 Palos Verdes, Ca
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GoPro Hero 4 Oahu, Hi

Perhaps taking this love a little more seriously going forward and actually learning about my camera, features and more editing tools 🙂

 

xx

Claudia

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3 responses to “I <3 Photography”

  1. Tony "T-Bird" Burgess Avatar
    Tony “T-Bird” Burgess

    I have a DSLR given to me by my mom that was my late fathers. I am excited about using it to be extra creative.

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  2. Claudia Avatar
    Claudia

    It’s fun to play with and learn features. Hope to see some of your shots soon!

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  3. Timothy Price Avatar
    Timothy Price

    All cameras are real cameras, and as you have just proven with you wonderful photos, it’s not the equipment as much as the way the photographer sees the world that makes the difference. You have a wonderful way of seeing and produced beautiful photographs with whatever you had in hand. Although, I will say, for difficult lighting and making large prints, a full-frame DSLR will make a big difference, but for most applications, it doesn’t matter as much what you use to make photos.

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