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New York Vacation, A personal post

I realized it had been a long time since I posted anything!  I had planned on posting images while I was on vacation, but I never got around to even looking at them until now.  We traveled to New York and then off to Delaware to my cousin's wedding and then we went to DC.  It was quite the trip! 
 
I thought I would post a few images real quick.  I promise to post more soon!  After I post images from my cousin's wedding, a few portrait sessions and the crazed United Power Lineman!
 
I really love this image.  I had such a wonderful time on the subway!  I may not like the subway so much if I lived there, but I didn't have to drive, we got where we were going fairly quickly and the best thing - I got to people watch, one of my favorite things!  I love people!  And it was a bit chaotic, and as crazy as it may seem I do enjoy some chaos once in awhile.
 Chances are if you have seen any of my H.S. Senior work, you will know I love umbrellas (in fact, it may have become a problem.  I have 2 umbrella stands filled to the brim and some umbrellas propped up against said stands.  And 3 or 4 more in the car.)  So, when it started to rain in New York, I was not bummed, I was excited to be using my newly purchased umbrellas and photograph other's umbrellas!

We had just come out of the subway when I saw this girl walking. I loved how colorful her umbrella looked! I put the camera up and took a few pictures - and then realized that the camera was on manual focus. I was bummed. But in the end, I like the out of focus look.
 

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