Back from our graduation vacation in Amsterdam - a city that will definitely see me again! It was an amazing week incl. friends, friendly people, good food, nice weather, museums, pancakes with bacon plus syrup, meeting Mylene, train rides, a trip to Rotterdam, Albert Heijn, beer, grachten, trams, uitchecken, bikes, bikes, bikes & a lot of other things… :)
Because it’s so much more than just coffeeshops - the Netherlands were the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage for example.
Van Gogh, Gouda - Gulia over and out. ɣ
iwontbelookingdown:
people who “edit” photos, and then take “credit” for it…
stop it.
*note* don’t “edit” a picture so much that the skin tone of the person in the picture goes from white to yellow or orange. it doesn’t look good.
An important note that goes out to every “fame seeking tumblr attention whore” that thinks his or her “editing” skills make a picture look better! ;)
"I’m fine if people don’t like my music. I’m fine with criticism and journalism as long as it’s constructive. We live in this world where everyone thinks they can go and stand in line for X-factor and become a star – it doesn’t matter if they ever sang or played an instrument or anything before, they just think that they can because their mom didn’t have the heart to tell them ‘you don’t sound good when you sing’. And the same as that, people think they are a writer now… you can start a blog and give the world a dire tribe about what you think about another person… People who were writers were writers. People who were singers were singers. People who were scientists were scientists. Imagine if you and I walked over to NASA right now and said we wanted to work for them. They’d ask what qualifications we had and we would say ‘None. I’ve just decided’. That would never happen. Music, journalism and photography now are the only things that everyone thinks that they can do."
—
Dallas Green
Beyond fitting. Everyone wants to be a star.
(via deadboltphotos)
jeremysaffer:
please do not take my photos, remove the watermark, and/or do “your own edits” of them.
i don’t feel this needs an explanation
if you like or respect my work. leave it as mine.
if you dont, move on to something you do.
thank you.
This can’t be said often enough.
Anonymous asked: Who did you have to contact to get ATL press pass? BTW I love ur photography!
I asked the responsible press person and thanks! :)
Anonymous asked: What camera/lens do you use?
I have a Nikon D7000. For concerts I mostly use a 50mm f/1.8 and for everything else my 28-75mm f/2.8.
You don’t have to ask that question anonymously btw. ;)
