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2010, book, Colonial Williamsburg, Photography, text, tools, virginia, williamsburg, window
22 Saturday Oct 2011
Posted in Photography, Travel
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2010, book, Colonial Williamsburg, Photography, text, tools, virginia, williamsburg, window
02 Sunday Oct 2011
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gloucester, Photography, plantation, rosewell, ruins, Travel, virginia
Yesterday I conned my parents into using their gas and money for a photo trip I wanted to make—also known as family time. ;-) Which, really, is what I do with my parents. We drive somewhere I want to go, my dad and I take pictures, and then we go eat somewhere my mom likes.
Most recent destination: Rosewell. In Gloucester. Never heard of it? I hadn’t until a few short months ago either. Another random internet search gem. (Castle, anyone?)
All I knew about it before this weekend I learned on the official website: http://www.rosewell.org/.
I honestly didn’t read most of the information I could have at the site, so I really don’t know too much more about it, but it was pretty sweet. Apparently it was a pretty spectacular place for parties in the 1700s. Take a boat up the river, hop in a carriage and pass through the cedar-lined driveway, and party all weekend. Something like that anyway…until it burned in a fire. Sad times.
I do have ideas of future adventures that need to happen there, so I viewed this more as a scouting mission than anything else.

To see details and more photos from yesterday, click here.
26 Monday Sep 2011
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fennec, fox, norfolk, Norfolk Zoo, peacock, Photography, silhouette, tiger, virginia, Zoo
Yesterday was another trip to the Norfolk Zoo. As a personal photo challenge, I decided to shoot in black and white. (Originally I was gong to steal my dad’s nice camera to play with, but it was a rainy day so I thought I would be nice and use my own camera.)
Olivia & Kelsie were great umbrella holders and great company for a rainy afternoon at the zoo.