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God's Handy Work

March 4, 2012
By TheGracefulWriter BRONZE, Cleghorn, Iowa
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TheGracefulWriter BRONZE, Cleghorn, Iowa
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Favorite Quote:
"Love is one roller coaster we never get off of. It will go up and down, but never stop." -Me

"Life's A Climb, But The View's Great." Miley Cyrus

A girl needs to be so lost in God a guy has to seek Him to find her.

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on Aug. 14 2013 at 10:01 am
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The compositionand colors are really pretty, but the graininess and blur are a little distracting. You have a great eye for composition but setting a lower ISO and using a tripod (or just resting your camera on something steady) would  probably help a lot! It might take some playing around with settings but I think it would make for great photos! Compositon is harder to learn than settings/mechnics (from my experience) so you're almost there!