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Scarlight (Trigger Warning: Self Harm and Suicide) by Eirini17, literature

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Scarlight (Trigger Warning: Self Harm and Suicide) by Eirini17, literature

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Rower, photographer, poet, dreamer

New Semester

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I'm so excited, but at the same time nervous. I submitted my transfer application of UW-Whitewater yesterday. I hope to study communications there. Drake just hasn't been working out for me, especially with my graphic design major. I'll still be making art, though. This coming semester will be my last, so I signed up for a bunch of English classes (in hopes that some will transfer), a general studies class, and a lithography class. I love printmaking and I wanted to get into a relief printmaking class, but unfortunately it filled up before I could register. Oh well, lithography is fun and I'm still very excited for that! My printmaking profe
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Print Making

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Hey guys! So I bet you're wondering why am I posting so much about Amelia Earhart. The answer is that I am taking a print making class and for my next project, I will be making a print of Amelia Earhart. Amelia has always been a heroine of mine, but I never really did anything artistic with her. I think that now is the time to do so. I am trying colorize the photos of her so that I can make a decent color print, but that's been tough because there are no color photos or video clips of her. From what I know (and what I've been working off of) she was a light-skinned woman with grey-blue eyes and light reddish-brown hair. I guess that part has
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Spring Season

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So I've been out of the brace and totally cleared for rowing for more than three months now. I've been racing too. It feels good to be back on the water again, even though it is freezing cold in the mornings. The team was in Florida and Alabama last week for spring break, so we had a break from this icy Des Moines weather (seriously, there is ice on our oars after we row sometimes). What have you guys been up to? I'm still taking photos when ever I can and I will continue to upload them here to build my portfolio. My ultimate goal is to submit a few to Rowing Magazine for their annual photo contest.
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Thanks for the watch!
Thank you for your favorite for 'Dreams of Aviation'! It's good to see someone with a love of aviation here on dA given my fondness for 'heavy metal'. Prize memory being allowed to take the co-pilots seat aboard Vulcan XL391 of 44 Squadron before she was decommissioned (during a taxi run - not airborne I hasten to add!). Probably one of the most claustrophobic cockpits of any aircraft given it's size. I don't know how the guys stood it for so many hours in service! Thank You Hearts Sign 
You're welcome! I have soooo many photos of vintage aircraft (circa WWII) from a few weeks ago on my computer. My mom works at Wisconsin Aviation (she works in customer service, so she's not a pilot, but she still gets to meet a lot of cool people both pilots and non-pilots through her job). You could definitely say that I'm jealous of her job, but I'm still in college, so I still have time to figure my life out. Anyway, I took the photos I mentioned earlier at an event at WI aviation called Heavy Bomber's Weekend which takes place right before the EAA Convention in Oshkosh, so we have a lot of cool planes stop over here in Madison. We also have the Mooney Caravan which is where we have a bunch of small Mooney aircraft take off three at a time and fly in formation up to Oshkosh. I plan on uploading more photos from Heavy Bombers/ Mooney Caravan later this week after I get moved in. 

But yeah, one of the vintage planes I photographed was a C-45 (I actually have one of the photo's I took of it uploaded in my gallery). It is very similar to a Lockheed Model 10 Electra which is what Amelia Earhart was flying on her attempted around the world flight. Like you said, I can't imagine how one could be in a plane that size for so long. The C-45 and Electra are very similar in both appearance and size. I can't even imagine how both Amelia Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan, could fit in an airplane like that as their's was heavily modified so that they had extra fuel tanks, so it was also very claustrophobic. 
Excellent! I look forward to seeing them. It was actually the C-45 which grabbed my attention but for some reason (probably me being thick) I didn't make the link to Amelia, one of my all-time heroine's, and the Electra. Interesting that Lockheed were also responsible for the SR-71 Blackbird, the most incredible thing to take to the skies! As a former member of the Royal Navy, most of my flying experience was via helicopter but as a photographer I got the opportunity to visit quite a few airfields and carriers. Sad to say I never got to keep them, being the property of the RN so strictly hands-off! At least I have an aircraft museum within easy reach in Manchester, which has a sample of my own personal favorite, the Seafire (the carrier-bourne version of the Supermarine Spitfire). Good luck with your move and future.
happy new year eirini17!

thanks for watching me!