I took this with an Olympus point and shoot camera at around 6 or 7 right as the sun was setting. The picture was taken through a car window, so the focusing of the picture isn't too good, but I really like the colors of the sky and sunset.

heart

I took this picture early in the evening before the sun began to set. It was taken on the automatic settings with my d60, with no flash used. I really like the way the heart and footprints in the sand cast shadows.

Alvin

TOP: Take around 5pm. I like the colors and the angle, it makes the cat look taller than he actually is. I also really like how the green in his eyes came out

BOTTOM: Take about 2 minutes earlier, Alvin jumped in front of me wanting food, and I like the angle I had looking through the camera. This was take with a flash.

19 on the 19th

TOP: I took this with no flash inside, around 6pm. I like the lighting and the simple backround. I also like the way the light from the candle reflects in my brothers eyes.

BOTTOM: I took this the same time and setting as the top pic. I like this one because of the colors and the look of the steam coming form the food

Abby!

I took these pictures after that weird snowstorm on sunday. It was about 5:00 and the lighting was very nice :). They were all taken with f 2.7 and 1/50 through 1/200 shutter speed. I enjoyed making up her outfits and mismatching clothes :)

Spring

I found the flower! Spring starts! I love spring, I feel like everything starts again. I like the purple color and I like the detail of grass.

top diptych is from Assembly of God, again. Me and my friend charlie.

and the bottom one is of my boyfriend, and i don't know - i messed around with lighting effects and colors on this one to see how they would look- don't know how i feel about it.

red house white fence

I took this picture at a different farm in southboro around 5:00. It was taken at 1/200 shutter speed, f 4.0, and 80 ISO. I have a picture where I am more zoomed in but I like the rock wall and the blue sky.

pure excitement

I love this picture because it was a happy moment and the snapshot was clear. I used flash so that the picture would be more sharp and so I could see all of her features. I like the harsh lighting coming off the balloon strings.

1/30 F-stop 3.5

-1.0 exposure

ISO 200

i took these shots yesterday with paul kmiec after school. they were all at the Assembly of God (Mrs. Baril's husbands church) by the warehouse side.

i know that my ISO was on 200, and i converted the black and white one on my computer. But i don't know the rest of my settings.

I really like these shots, i think they're creepy cool.

Lens

Last time I took lens, too. Today I took again. I like the color and a lot of refraction in the lens. It's like mirror.

GQ magazine

These pictures were taking at approximately midnight in the mall. I love the warm lighting and the compostion of these two pictures. They even look soft-touched. The orange extension cord on the ground is distracting but the people cleaning the mall were vacuuming.

The first picture:

1/8 F3.5 

-1.0 exposure

ISO 200

The second picture:

1/6 F3.5

-1.0 exposure

ISO 200

farm

I took this picture today at a nature conservation/farm area near my house. Its ISO is 125 and Aperture is f 2.7 and shutter speed 1/80. I took it in sepia to make it look older.

Sky in the lens

In the picture, there is sky. The blue color is not the sky, this is car's window. I took this in the car. I think this photo is very interesting. Because I took my film camera's lens with my digital camera!

between the trees

1/13 f3.5

-1.0 exposure

ISO 200

This was taken indoors at night so the shadows from the objects and trees were cast by the lights in the mall. I love how dramatic the lighting is and how the colors in the picture go well together. I also like the view from which I took it

baby raccoon!

I took this picture in Florida when I was on a nature walk. My mom and I heard rustling in the trees and we looked in and there was a family of three raccoons walking in a line. They came through and opening in the trees and I snapped this shot. I was really really close to the raccoon (kindof scary) and I took this at 1/80 shutter speed, 200 ISO, and f 3.5.

cartwheel

These pictures were taken at Melbourne Beach in Florida just before the sun was setting. I really like the way the sun hits her hair in the first image. It was taken with a nikon d60.

Snowy Lake

I Love the rays given off by the sun in this photo and the way the colors reflect off the snow. I'm not sure if I like the sign in the picture. On one hand it gives the picture a nice depth of field, yet the snow does that too. comments? Settings: Shutter 1/1600, F20, ISO 1600, WB shade.

Back Again

These two pictures were also taken at Umass Lowel. I had taken some really cool sunset pictures there before and I wanted to go back and try again. I love how the sky looks in the top picture and the trees in the bottom. Let me know what you think. Settings: ISO 1600, WB Shade. Top= 1/1000 F16. Bottom= 1/500 F20.

Smile People!

This is a picture of some friends of mine at Umass Lowel. I love the earthy colors they have on and the fact that I actually got both of them to smile. The settings were: Shutter 1/125, F5.6, White balance- shade and ISO was 1600.

the invisible meeting

I really liked the dark setting and the lighting was different. I like the highlights in the table, chairs and the floor. 

1/30 F3.5

-1.0 exposure

ISO 100

Holliston Restaurant

I took in Holliston Restaurant. It's look like a countryside restaurant. I like the angle. I don't like tthe man in edge.