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in b4 OMG UR SO RICH U CN GO 2 DA HAMPTONZZZ WHOA

I decided to not submit this in photomanipulation, but I just want to add right here and now that this is in fact manipulated. I took a LOT of pictures in the same general area and the two birds were originally not part of this photo, so I cloned them into the photo. It's definitely all mine, though.

So this weekend, a whole slew of family drama ensued that I won't go into detail about... but on Saturday I spent the night at my aunt's house in Southampton with my mom and my aunts and their friends all went to a beach to go fishing for the day. I did catch one fish, but that was about it until I gave up. My phone was dying and since my harassment target is off-limits I have nobody to text-spam anymore (), I got tired of my music after a while, I didn't want to fish anymore... so I took pictures all day. And surprisingly enough, my point and shoot battery didn't even come close to dying. I WANTED my pola with me but I didn't bring it. Or my DSLR. meh.

There was this one point shortly before we started packing everything up where I'd never seen the sky look so unusually amazing and picturesque before. So I took a whole crapload of photos. I experimented a lot with timing, waiting for seagulls, and I even threw rocks into the water to get the splash right (only the family next to us stared at me a lot and I got uncomfortable so I stopped).

I apologize for the lack of aesthetic and/or artistic value in this photo, but I suppose my main objective was to actually show everyone what the sky looked like that day against the ocean. I would love to go back down there sometime this year and take pictures again.

btw, it was a LOT hotter than I thought it would be so I got a pretty sick flip flop tan there.

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in b4 OMG UR SO RICH U CN GO 2 DA HAMPTONZZZ WHOA

I decided to not submit this in photomanipulation, but I just want to add right here and now that this is in fact manipulated. I took a LOT of pictures in the same general area and the two birds were originally not part of this photo, so I cloned them into the photo. It's definitely all mine, though.

So this weekend, a whole slew of family drama ensued that I won't go into detail about... but on Saturday I spent the night at my aunt's house in Southampton with my mom and my aunts and their friends all went to a beach to go fishing for the day. I did catch one fish, but that was about it until I gave up. My phone was dying and since my harassment target is off-limits I have nobody to text-spam anymore (), I got tired of my music after a while, I didn't want to fish anymore... so I took pictures all day. And surprisingly enough, my point and shoot battery didn't even come close to dying. I WANTED my pola with me but I didn't bring it. Or my DSLR. meh.

There was this one point shortly before we started packing everything up where I'd never seen the sky look so unusually amazing and picturesque before. So I took a whole crapload of photos. I experimented a lot with timing, waiting for seagulls, and I even threw rocks into the water to get the splash right (only the family next to us stared at me a lot and I got uncomfortable so I stopped).

I apologize for the lack of aesthetic and/or artistic value in this photo, but I suppose my main objective was to actually show everyone what the sky looked like that day against the ocean. I would love to go back down there sometime this year and take pictures again.

btw, it was a LOT hotter than I thought it would be so I got a pretty sick flip flop tan there.