Here are some light and shadow pictures i took at the beach last week when it was warm and the sun was decending. I like the line conversions of the dock and the shadows overtop. I also liked the way the water moved around a little island formed by the low tide.
Here are some fun photos that I worked on and really enjoy. The multi-colored one was my attempt at a warhol, the shoes I wanted to play around with part of the picture being black and white and the rest in color and lastly the reflection of myself, Jess, Claire, Erica and Mal was us having fun outside.
There is a goldfishing that's been living in my pond for years. He reappeared for the first time the other day. I mangaged to get pretty close before he noticed me and swam away.
I love how genuine her expression is in this one... I wanted to capture how the different light illuminated both sides of her face... The last one is a tad blurry toward the top of the picture, but the expression was too soft to pass up!
This is my attempt at taking a portrait of my cat. I used him for the Macro project, as you all know, but I thought taking his portrait would be a challenge as well (which it was). He looks a bit frantic, and I can't help but think that this looks like a mug shot as well.
This is another portrait photo of my sister. She kindly posed for me a second time, although she claims that this is not her good side. Prof. Nevins helped with the editing.
Sunday, April 13, 2008
on our fishing trip!
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Ok, ok these are both of course VERY BLURRY but I was experimenting with using no flash at the game. These are two photos that I thought were cool, they are of our two pitchers, jess zanghi and meredith berry.
I liked how the sunlight sliced his face in half in this one. It's interesting how the shadow of his profile was naturally blurred upon the wall. And who could resist grabbing Bob for a photo-op?!