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Hello, you. June’s theme will be LONGING. Unlike more-acute forms of desire like desperation or need, longing is a sweet ache—more pining for something than dying for it. It’s nostalgia, homesickness, boredom, a persistent feeling of lack, dreaming of escape/the future. It’s summer: summer homes & cottages, stuffy summer bedrooms, sun-bleached memories of summers past. The shadow of September that hangs over June. It’s secret hangouts, crushes, unrequited love. Send what you’ve got here, and thanks. ♥
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The first picture reminds me of where I live so much.
Log in to replylove 6 and 11~~~ :”)
Log in to replyOh Olivia! These are beautiful! I love them all so much! My favourites are #4, #6 and #7! Just wondering, what kind of camera do you use and on what setting? Do you edit your photos afterwards, or are you just that good? ;)
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These are absolutely gorgeous! I especially like the pictures of the forest and the beach, because they so clearly illustrate the pure beauty of nature.
Log in to replyWhat did you use to take this beauties? :o
Log in to reply6 perfectly captures kinda the lonlieness of being outside in winter. I wish it was snowing here!!
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Log in to replyKingston, as in Kingston, NY? Because I totally live there…
Log in to replythese pictures are beautiful. very haunting. i love the shape of the trees against the sky.
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Log in to replyThese were so beautiful – I love the backlighting!!!
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Log in to reply10 looks like cotton candy clouds
Log in to replyThese pictures are beautiful! :) my favorite is #7
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Log in to replyOh god how much I love these.
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Log in to replywow they’re so dreamy, love them all.<3
Log in to replyI lovelovelove number 3 and 5
Log in to replyLove Olivia’s pictures, as always. Everything is just perfect!!
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I love theses, especially numbers six and seven. I just finished grade 11 photography course and now I have such a greater respect for amazing pictures
Log in to replySo beautiful and feeling-y. Only way I know how to describe these pics. Sublime
Log in to reply#11 is my favourite one; they’re beautiful!
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Log in to replyThis is so beautiful, I love Photography <3
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Log in to replyThis is beautiful, you’re a very talented photographer, Olivia!
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Image 5 was just wonderful!
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Log in to replyi love 8. very L.A!
Log in to replyall of them are amazing! :-)
Log in to replyportland, oregon or portland, maine? (i only ask because rookie oft neglects my poor maine)
Log in to replySo lovely!
Log in to replyoh, olivia, ur photos just get lovlier and lovlier….
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Log in to replyI absolutely love number 7! c:
Log in to replythese are so beautiful.
Log in to replyI love absence of people in these photos. I also noticed that the sun is in the center of most of these photos. It that on purpose? Is that a photographic technique? I really feel that it brings these pieces together and unifies them, like a reminder that the same sun is shining on so many things.
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