
#iAmAStudentOfLife┃Living Life By Design┃Entrepreneur - Photographer/Cinematographer @MamicMedia - Fitness Enthousiaste - Avid reader┃📍Toronto
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Lol so many options!!! Hard to know where to start! Either way, we got some dope shots!
I’m trying to get through all these photos from Iceland. It’s so many between what I took and what @JeffDavidKing shot. Plus he got dope video too? We bout to kill it with all this work.
It was an absolutely wild experience!! Still can’t believe it actually happened!!
My dream of photographing the Northern Lights in Iceland came true. Big thanks to @BlkWomenPhoto @NikonUSA for believing in me enough to give me a grant to fund my trip. Many of you know I’ve been talking about this dream for the last few years and how one day it would happen.
Lol thanks for your assistance!
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This is 30.
Show ya girl some love!
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Venmo: Aspen-Evans
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Graffiti Alley is one for the books
🎥: @JeffDavidKing – at Toronto, Ontario
Thanks @burnaboy for spending 998 minutes with me in 2022. I couldn’t stop listening to For My Hand (feat. Ed Sheeran). #SpotifyWrapped open.spotify.com/artist/3wcj…
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when i worked in advertising a partner once told me to be good at my job i had to be smart enough to do it well, and dumb enough to think it matters.
i swear that’s the key to a lot of people’s success in social media too. – at Toronto, Ontario
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Imposter Syndrome is causing a lot of you to be quiet about your business, offerings or your goals. You have talents + skills nobody knows about bc you are not sharing your gifts. Being silent about your greatness isn’t humble, it’s wasteful. Stop allowing fear to hold you back.
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I bet a lot of us keeping using the same editing process & presets simply because it matches the look of our previous work.
avoiding trying something new because it’s inconsistent with what you’ve done before is a great way to never grow. – at Toronto, Ontario

























