Friday, October 24

Dog Days

This was taken around 3pm. I was just playing outside with my cousins and they put my dog in the baby swing. I thought it was cute so I took a few pictures of it. I chose this one to put up b/c I like that she is looking up at the camera.

Colors of fall

I put this up b/c i love the colors, they are just spread out and random. Its was taken with no flash, next to my middle school.

Its Fall!

Take around 2:30pm. No flash. I like that everything has the same shape to it, and the background is almost completely blurred out.

mother of mine

I absolutely love this picture of my mom, i think she looks adorable. I love the warm colors and the look on her face<3 there is also some nice light hitting her eyes. the aperture was set to 7.1

Morning Light

This was taken around 9am (i think) on the 4th floor landing. The flash was off. I like the way the light come through the window, and all lines going all directions.

Portrait!

This was take around 3pm. There was no flash used, and the camera was on the portrait setting. I picked this b/c I like that its angled so she is going form corner to corner, instead of top to bottom, or side to side. I also like that she is in a very natural position and setting.
I chose this image because i think it's interesting. I did ass a ttv layer onto it, but other than that, no editing. I had my camera on Apperture Priotrity setting, but i don't know what the exact settings were. I like the way the sun beams through the petals.

Portrait

This picture was for a portrait assignment. It was taken during early afternoon. It was taken with an Olympus FE-230 on the portrait setting without flash. I chose this picture because it is not one of the pictures where it is obvious the child is doing a pose that makes it look unnatural.

Wednesday, October 22

Random!

I decided to upload this picture to the blog becasue it is not exactly my favorite picture. I like the bright colors of the bikes, the highlights, and the way they are lined up, but I feel like the picture needs something more. It was taken around noon time with a shutter speed 1/300th of a second.

portrait

I chose to post this picture of serene becasue I think the highlights in her eyes are nice and I like the way her white beads and white neck ribbon stand out among her dark clothes and skin. The light on her face is very even and I think the background is not too distracting.

Goat

I went to the Lookout Farm and I saw mant animals. I took various animal picture. This picture is just took normal way. I don't use flash. Oh, I took this at 2 o'clock.

Tuesday, October 21

Boston

I went to Boston last weekend. This picture was taked in Old State House. I'm not sure it's a good picture, but I think it's a interesting picture. Buildings are three-dimentional. I take just normal way. No flash, WB is sun.

Monday, October 20

Silhouettes

This picture is of me and my friend Mike's shadows. It was taken at around 4:00 in the afternoon in the pavilion in Ashland, by stone park.  The light was fairly bright out, and i didn't have flash on. I'm not sure of my camera setting, but i think it was on either landscape or close-up.

Friday, October 17

natural light

I chose this picture because there was a significant amount of available sunlight. Although the harsh shadow covers the top of his head, it adds depth to the picture. I like the highlights in his eyes and on his skin however the light reflecting off his white shirt makes it over exposed.  

Burst of Light

I decided to post this picture because i adore the colors streaming from the sun. This was taken through a bush, as you can see, some of the leaves are highlighted by the sun's rays and you can see the blue sky through the "cracks". I'm not sure what all the settings were but I believe the ISO was set to 200.

Racing Against Time

I chose to blog this photo because I absolutely love the warm colors and silhouette. If you look closely, you'll notice a speed boat on the water creating a V-line towards the sun as well as the reflections of trees and buildings along the water's edge. This photo was taken with the shutter speed at 1/1000 and the aperture set to 16.

Thursday, October 16

 This photograph was taken on the nighttime setting of my camera, and the enviroment has extremely low garage lighting. I like all the commotion in the photograph, but I would definately change the angle I used in this, something about it bothers me, what do you think?

Monday, October 13

Last one of New York

This picture was taken in New York City when I was there a few weekends ago. New York City that night was amazing becasue the streets were wet. I was able to capture the bright lights of Radio City Music hall in this picture. It was taken at 1/6 exposure. I love the two people standing on the side becasue I love the contrast of the bright colors and their dark silhouettes.

My room

This is my room. My host mom give me two roses , so I put on the table. The light is very soft.

the National Ceme-tery

Saturday I went to the Boston!! It was great! I saw the National Ceme-tery and took some pictures. I think the light is good. So I post it.

Friday, October 10

from darkness to light

I chose this picture because this is not what the sky actually looked like at the time at which i took the picture. I played around with the white balance and ISO settings. In a series of shots that I took of the same area, this one was the only one with a harsh darkness on the left and the bright white gap. This picture is somewhat subtle due to its coloration of: black, grey, blue and white, however it is a captivating photo because its varying hues and the contrast.

Tuesday, October 7

NYC

This picture was taken in New York City of times square. I used f/2.7 and 1/30 shutter speed. I really like the depth in the picture becasue it starts at the orange sign and goes far down into times square. It almost looks like no people are in times square, which i thought was kind of interesting. =)

Film

I enjoy this picture because it's interesting and kind of perplexing. My film camera is so old crappy so whenever I get my film developed, the people who worked on it always complain about the film getting stuck in canister. In ninety percent of my rolls, there's at least one photo where the next photograph overlaps into the next one, such as this. I really like how this looks, and i think the way the left image is incredibly over exposed plays off well with the right image that's kind of ruined from my camera.