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More fun with the Fuji X100s

Well my two week rental of the Fujifilm X100s is over, but I enjoyed the camera so much that I decided to order one for myself. Here are a few more snaps with this camera that is quickly pulling me out of a rut. 

Photographer Adam Queen watches the rain at the SB Fulfillment Center/Photo Studio for HauteLook. 

Jackson checks out the Polar Bears at the San Diego zoo

Sunset outside the San Diego Zoo

Product Stylist Loretta preps handbags at the HauteLook SB Photo Studio

Hannah relaxes

I've been shooting mostly black and white, but I love the Fuji Velvia color film setting on this camera. 

Hannah enjoys a mild evening in Canyon Crest

Alesia enjoys her burger from Bucket List Burgers in Canyon Crest

Hannah protests getting her picture taken. 

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Summer Time

We are well into summer, and while I'm not a huge fan of the heat that August brings, I am a fan of the amount of time we have been spending in the backyard. Grilling, playing and just hanging out has been so nice. 

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Intersect Dance Theatre

I was invited to sit in on rehearsal for Intersect Dance Theatre by Agatha Wright, who you might remember from a couple of posts ago. This group of dancers is magnificent and it was a pleasure to watch them rehearse. 

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Motorcyclist on Memorial Day

Each Memorial Day in Riverside, CA there is a big motorcycle rally with thousands of participants. I try to go every year with my camera and document what I can, sometimes I end up with some shots that I just really like. 

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Stairs Outside the Studio

These are the stairs outside my studio in Corona, Ca. I walked up and down these stairs for years before I finally decided to bring my camera out. 

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