i took this picture in my room with the available light. i like the way the light reflects off the wrapper and how the red stand out against the white background. if i were to do it again, i would try the picture with more mints and maybe try to get it a little more clear.
Sunday, December 9
McGrath_Wrapper
I took this photo of a piece of trash someone left on a desk in Mr. Gilliagan's room. I used it for my my Marian by the letters project. I used natural light coming from the window to my left and no flash. I tried to use the macro setting on my camera at first, but some of the words came out very blurry. This photo was taken in the regular setting.
Brossi_Orderment
I took this photo at around dinner time on Sunday while my family was decorating the tree. At first, when I took this picture, the lights from the tree were on and I used flash so the color didn't come out the way I wanted it to. I shut off the lights from the tree, but still used flash, which allowed me to capture the orderment in more focus, without the lights burring out the picutre. I like how you can see the sparkles on the orderment and all the details on it. The center of it is in focus and the branches act as arrows, centering the orderment in the picture.
Tomlinson_cup
i took this photo in september. it was taken inside using available light. i liked how the front of the mug was in shadow
Reichart_Football
Namubiru_Bells
i took this photo with no flash, only flourescent light. This is one of my Christmas ornaments. I really like the highlights and reflections.
Garner_Playing With Light
When I took this I was playing around with the iso setting. When I took this photograph the iso was set on 800. My camera was set on the program setting. It was taken on an overcast day. I used the water as a way for the light coming from the sparkler to bounce off and reflect in a different direction. My eye is drawn in to the center then drawn back out in the lower left corner. The one thing I would have changed is try to focus the center more. It seems over exposed.
Saturday, December 8
Bubello_House
I took this photo in my house without flash and using the macro setting. I liked this photo because of the depth of field. You can clearly see the first tree, but most of the picture is faded. I also liked this photo because of the way the light hits the side of the house and reflects off of the sparkles. I chose to enhance the photo to make the details easier to see.
Somto _ car
I took this photo at a wedding of my dad's friend and loved the cars there, especially this one because it was the first time i have ever seen a car this long. The background was suitable and simple. The place was a large place and open so i took it at this angle which kind of bending but a little bit straight.
Lanefski_Tomato
I took this with a Canon Rebel xS in natural light with ISO 100. I really like the detail in the tomato, the stalk that is holding it up, and the leaves. I think the colors complement each other and that the red really stands out. I really don't like the distracting background!
Friday, December 7
Fair_Animals
I like this photo because of the way the animals are arranged and the texture the window adds. I like how the front animals are more in focus than the ones in the back. And I like how the horse is tipped over because it mixes up the height of the animals and allows the giraffe and zebra to be visible. I took this photo in the Bio Lab during class. I used a Sony bloggie camera on portrait setting and no flash was used.
Palencia_Mary
I took this photograph during class time this week. I took it on the back steps. I like this picture because of the angle and how the frames are in the picture but not distracting. Also it is not how one normally looks at this statue of Mary. If I could change anything I would change the white spot that is comming from the door.
Monday, December 3
Dilbarian_ flowers
i took this picture in my room with the available light sources. i really like this picture because of the focus and the extremely short depth of field. i also like how the colors contrast with the white background. if i could retake this photo, i would make sure there was no dust in the photo.
Sunday, December 2
Riechart_Flower
This picture was taken outside with natural light. I like how the pink flower stands out from the green background and how it's not in the center. I also like how you can see some of the details in the leaves like the veins and the jagged edges.
Condon_Ornament

This is a picture from the Marian by Letters class assignment. I used it to represent O, as in ornament. I was in the auditorium with Mr. Flynn's props for Holiday Pops when I saw this. I thought the gold and red colors looked realy nice together. I put it at this angle because I like the focus of the gold hook and string.
McGrath_Door
I took this picture for the Marian by the letters project. I liked that the door was half open when I took the picture. I also liked that the kids walking through the hall were visable through the door. I used the available light in the room and didn't use flash.
Bubello_TennsBall
I took this photo in my back yard yesterday without flash and using the macro setting. I liked this photo because of the details that you can see of the snowflakes on the tennis ball. I also liked it because of the depth of field that causes my dog to appear slightly faded.
Flavia_IpodNano
I took a photo of my ipod nano. I really like how there is a white background and how the color of the ipod really stands out. I also really like how there is a shadow right below the ipod.
Lanefski_Rock Climber
Bache_Elizabeth in Set Design
I took both of these images during photography class on Friday. Both were taken on the vibrant color setting, the first image was taken at an ISO speed of 800, the second at 640. I think the top image is a better image for a photography image, because of the variety in color and minimal distraction. However, I like the second image better as a portrait image because of its focus and the angle of Liz's face. Also how her face is outlined by the background lighting. However, the distractions take away from this portrait image, including the two lights at the top, Vals hand behind Liz, and the fact that you cant see Liz's paintbrush. If these distractions weren't included the second image may be a better photography image.
Fair_Charm
I took this photo in room 44 near the window sill. It was taken during photography class and there was a lot of light coming in from the outside. I used a Sony Bloggie camera I like this photo becasuse of the way the L charm is in focus. I also like how everything in the photo is a different shade of grey.
Cha_Franklin Olin
Nowadays, I'm trying to take good pictures at night since at night, you will know that the distracting objects are disappear by darkness, and the picture can focus on the only object i want to take (especially the object with lights itself). Sometimes, compare to the picture took in the morning, the pictures took at night have more romantic aura. This is the picture I took in Franklin Olin & Babson College. As you can see, there is my friend stands in front of the object. You will notice, the distance between him and the building is quite far, and the distance between him and camera either. Because of the delicate lights (yellowish streetlights), the mood in this picture is warm even though it is cold outside. In addition, we can see my friends properly. Since this is the picture that taken without light, the shutter speed should be delayed and I need a place to put my camera so that the camera will not shake while the camera take this picture.
Brossi_Swing
I took this photo Sunday morning at around 8:30. It was sunny out but the porch was shaded, causing the shadows behind the swing. I used natural light. I like how there are so many different lines in this photo and how some are vertical and some are horizontal, giving it a more interesting look. I wish the swing wasn't in the dark as much as it is, but this photo without the flash came out better than the one when I used flash.
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