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Ina Schlamp - 16 - Canada - photography 11

Wednesday, 7 October 2015

Thriving

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Intelligent Pose

Taco Dog And Friends

Dragon Unicorn

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Lilac Sky

Nulki Lake, Vanderhoof B.C

The Shattered Home

An old building around the backside of Hogsback lake.

The Run Down Truck

This is a truck that has been sitting for who knows how long at Hogsback Lake in Vanderhoof B.C.

Beaumont, Fort Fraser B.C

Vanderhoof B.C

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mistyschlamp: Ina Schlamp is a 16 year old high school student of NVSS (Nechako Valley Secondary School) in British Columbia. In 2015 she began to take Photography as a back up for her future career plan of becoming an artist. She has high hopes to one day go into Emily Carr University Of Design And Arts, and on the side continue with photography.

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Photography 11

A photo my friend took of me in class.

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Someday, everything will all make perfect sense. So for now, laugh at the confusion, smile through the tears and keep reminding yourself that Everything Happens For A Reason.

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Reflection

Here is a photo of the back feild behind my place during flooding season at sunset.

Summer Is Ending...Fall Has Begun

Summer Is Ending...Fall Has Begun

Beaumont

A veiw from this summer of Fraser Lake near Fort Fraser B.C during flood season.

Hogsback Lake

White Swan, Fraser Lake B.C

White Swan, Fraser Lake B.C

Train Bridge Lookout

Train Bridge Lookout

This is a photo I took standing on the train bridge In Fort Fraser, B.C looking at the highway bridge down the river last September.

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“In photography there is a reality so subtle that it becomes more real than reality.” - Alfred Stieglitz (1864 – 1946)

(source: http://petapixel.com/2014/03/11/50-photography-quotes-inspire/)

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