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Self-Expression CapturedSelf-Expression Captured
by Kat (the Leopardess)

When I was ready, I took flight
I inspired the lonely traveler who lost his way
Anyone who would hear might benefit somehow
It made me sing and spin so wildly
I aspired to explore new vistas and continue doing what I loved

All the village worked and I did my best to contribute
If one was scared, I would sit by you and you would never feel alone
If you were hurt, I used my spirit to heal
Not everyone understood me but those that did gave back with their bright aura
That was good enough for me.

I fell to the ground, bruised and with damaged vocal cords
Unable to show my pres

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Submitted: July 8, 2011
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Make:Canon
Model:Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XSi
Shutter Speed:1/80 second
Aperture:F/8.0
Focal Length:18 mm
ISO Speed:800
Date Taken:Apr 14, 2011, 7:14:01 PM

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Back in April, ~jm2artography decided to see about an impromptu shoot alongside =revofrope. Rev did not end up using me for a photoshoot but he suggested to us a great place to shoot -- Reche Canyon. Just a hop skip and a jump away, we drove out and found this beautiful vista just before golden hour (dusk/sunset) began. I have passed through here with barely a glance as I made my way to MoVal, skirting away from the cramped 60 freeway, but who knew that this beauty existed amongst the dry Inland Empire.

One of the slightly less carefree shots Ill say. The light died fast as it approached the hills on the horizon. Wind also picked up and it was powerful to feel the force once more....and all while on a photoshoot. No wind machine required.

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