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In this episode, we venture into the land of The Walking Dead TV show and explore places like Woodbury, Alexandria, and various places where the show was filmed. Tommy got some amazing drone footage that turned out to be one of my favorite parts of this entire vlog. Aside from the show, the town of Senoia is GORGEOUS!!!!!!!! We really enjoyed our time there, especially our lunch at Lisa's Creperie! That place was fantastic. 10/10 would do it again. On the way back, we stopped at a place I spied from the road earlier and it did not disappoint. Starr's Mill was one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen in person. Totally worth visiting. Links: Senoia: <a href="https://www.senoia.com/community">https://www.senoia.com/community</a> The Walking Dead Shop/Museum, aka, The Woodbury Shoppe: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/WoodburyShoppe">https://www.facebook.com/WoodburyShoppe</a> Lisa's Creperie: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/lisascreperie">https://www.facebook.com/lisascreperie</a>/ Starr's Mill: <a href="https://scenicusa.net/070508.html">https://scenicusa.net/070508.html</a>

Jerris Madison is a Los Angeles-based noted Fashion Photographer who is also the Publisher and Editor-In-Chief at OBVIOUS Magazine. OBVIOUS Magazine is one of the most influential magazines with a global reach of 4 million each month via social media and obviousmag.com.

Photographer: Lewis Hine, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Original description: Group of men and boys at Friedman Shelby Shoe Co. The youngest, apparently 11 or 12 years old is Felber McLaughlin. One boy who said he was 14 last month and had been working there a year, was assisting at a mailing machine which seemed to be dangerous to fingers and hands at least. Kirksville, Mo., 10/31/1910. (Source.)

I would like to take this time to formally introduce myself to the NewsBreak community. This video is a 2021 year in review of some of the incidents that I covered last year and is a good example of what you can expect from this channel. I will be posting articles and videos of breaking news that occurs around me. This will mostly be local to the CT area, but I do travel often and have covered many incidents in NY, NJ, Baltimore, and Detroit. I am also an FAA licensed commercial drone pilot, so look to see aerial coverage of these incidents as well. My work has been published nationally in print, network news, and online. I am also a career fireman of 22 years here in CT. At times, I may cover other events and subjects like local events and travel, but the main focus of this channel will be breaking news and mostly firefighting action. You can see more of my videos at: <a href="www.YouTube.com/FIREGROUNDIMAGES">www.YouTube.com/FIREGROUNDIMAGES</a> And you can see my photo galleries at: <a href="www.FIREGROUNDIMAGES.com">www.FIREGROUNDIMAGES.com</a>

This is a cool photography spot if your in Arizona.

Carol Imani, a resident of Klamath Falls, Oregon for the last 20 years, has been wending her way toward a career in photography for most of her life. Originally from New York City, Carol's first job was as secretary to the editor at the Manhattan-based magazine Modern Photography and as such she was privileged to become acquainted with the work of a wide range of photographers who published in the magazine.

This is how I stay safe when photographing wild animals!

(Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images) (NEW YORK) Calling all families in Washington Heights! A woman-run photography company will host multiple mini sessions for free this Sunday at Fort Tryon Park, according to Patch.

We got this Sunset Lamp to help take better portraits and help with are photography.

After two years of the pandemic, travel is beginning to return to normal. Airbnb recently released a report stating that "cross-border travel continues to recover, increasing from 20% of global gross nights booked in the first quarter to nearly 35% in the fourth quarter of 2021."

Rob is one of many people experiencing homelessness featured in a photography exhibit at Aurora History Museum.Amy Forestieri/Aurora History Museum. (Aurora, Colo.) Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman is the driving force behind the city's soon-to-be enacted urban camping ban. But despite accusations that he's not compassionate, Coffman recommends everyone view a museum exhibit telling the stories of Aurora's unhoused residents.

Gabriella: Good morning, everyone I'm here with Ron Van Fleet and he is a wonderful photographer I originally met Ron as a nurse we used to work together. Later I found out that he does photography and I enjoy his pictures. I would like the world to see the wonderful pictures he makes. Please welcome Ron who is here with me and I would like to say Ron I'm excited that you're here. Please tell me a little bit about yourself and what brought you to photography.

Thanks for watching this video! Don't forget to like and follow :) So over the weekend for Andrew’s birthday trip to Lake Tahoe, I finally got to try my new lens out. I was excited to shoot some portraits and landscapes as well as some videos. For this trip, I ended up bringing almost all of the lenses with me- the 16mm, 35mm, and the 24-70mm. We didn’t plan on hiking for this trip and we were staying right by the lake so I wasn’t too worried about the weight of my backpack. When I was shooting the landscapes during golden hour, I didn’t really feel a huge difference with this lens probably because I was using a higher f stop anyways. I was tempted to switch to the 16mm at one point since it’s so much wider and could capture how majestic the lake and the mountains were. But when it came to the portraits, they definitely turned out much different than what I’m used to before. With the zoom, there’s a lot more compression in the photos. The background looks much closer. #AllinWinter

We really enjoy Photography, check out this cool effect called Light Painting We cant wait to use these more this summer

Camellia trees are beautiful, and a staple of landscaping in the Bay Area. Some of my favorite camellias are at the Gardens at Heather Farm Park in Walnut Creek. They have an entire hillside covered in the trees. I’m also lucky to have a giant camellia tree that’s likely 20+ years old right in my own backyard here in the East Bay.

As avid hikers, we keep a list of all our favorite hiking spots in Georgia and beyond. And sometimes, when considering our next trip, we fall victim to the "we've been there before" trap. But experience shows that's a mistake, so we've developed our own partial immunity to this reasoning. Now, we look forward to returning and finding new experiences in all seasons.

Rose, a three-year-old from Mobile, Alabama had one wish for her third birthday - to be Spiderman. That's when her mother, Diamond Jackson, an incredible photographer, and owner of Rae's Bleu Rose Photography decided to make her dream come true and transform her daughter into a superhero all while taking incredible photos.

Today I share my experience of photographing multiple properties, visiting a wine store for a potential new job. Connect with us on all platforms! @thebingbuzz

I always love the sweet fragrances of natural flowers. No one can take the place of the sightseeing view of plucked flowers when combined with water. As soon as I see the combination of flowers in the water, I miss the fish and the leaves. But because of the cold season, it’s impossible to buy my favorite ones, such as goldfish.

Ashburn resident captures wildlife on her nature cam in a festive backdrop.Donna Eberle. Look too quickly, and you may think it's photoshop. But in fact, these animals are real and are exploring a wonderful Christmas display in one curious animal lover's backyard.