On Assignment: Cellist Carolyn Rosinsky

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I love shooting at mix. Especially when there are epic clouds on the move. And even more so while monitoring my Dark Skies app to know exactly when the rain will start falling on a OMGHowMuchDidThatThingCost? cello.



Just keeps things interesting, you know?
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