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Notes on things.

Dee Rosa

My personal Substack and such about the things I choose.

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O ye, great photographer.

The greatness question.

puget sound silhouette, dee rosa, 2026

What is needed to be great? Is it skill or will? A mix of both maybe? Can anyone be great? Is the only thing you need to be great, the desire to be great? Is there a windo...

a month ago
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Is your art even yours?

Chasing a feeling.

Photography is this quirky little hobby that very few make actual money from if they didn’t already come from money. We obsess over it. Plan for it. Purchase towards it. Hate it and love it. All for the chance to tak...

2 months ago
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The Land.

Other things have become more of a priority. Continue to keep each other safe. Continue to defend and protect your neighbors. Continue to resist and bully the bully. Here is my time in Cleveland, Ohio with my friends Dorrian and .

a year ago
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Some of this photography shit should piss you off.

Bring back bullying.

Let’s keep it a buck - nobody likes an intentional douchebag. I get that people have their moments and I have grace for most people who live in a world of delusion (e.g., Dallas Cowboys, New York Knicks, San Diego...

a year ago
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When you aren't enjoying photography.

Togetherness.

Josh Yang (center), the organizer of Austin Photo Walkers, stands amongst the crowd of participants on Saturday, March 22nd in Austin, TX.

Humans are a group of animals that thrive on community; the conversation and prox...

a year ago
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