new foto... more like how i think than the others... more funky and un normal...

dear sweet ISO settings

iso is a scary thing to mess with... or better yet when it messes with you.




a re-shot is on the books for saturday... look for more better awesome good exciting shots on that date or later.

personal independents put together

this image was inspired by dv vinci's Vitruvian Man... the assignment was to take pictures and stick them together to make a bigger image.. so i thought why not capture something that is humanly impossible, but possible through different shots being shoved into one big one.




this image is representation how 99% of girls, myself included, consider many clothing items before actually finding the "perfect" outfit.

below are a few of the smaller images that were put together to make the two larger images.

mural independents

for photography we took a bunch of pictures to create one big image... well we havent done that part yet but here are two images from the big thing... that yes i will also post...

she loves me

recently georgetown college put on a production of she loves me... and i took the pictures, painted the set, did the costumes... etc...


we had a photo call to get all these images... ideally we should have had a dress rehearsal and taken all the pictures then, so they wouldnt look so staged... but i think they turned out really well.

these fotos are from a fotoshoot we had in my digital photography class, we used different lighting set ups to get different looks... we also found some pretty interesting locations as well as clothes... fun day..

by the way my dead pictures are from this same shoot.

pancakes

i took this foto over the summer and rediscovered the other day... my best friend and i made multi-colored pancakes one day.. and yes they did taste good... i got that question a lot.

Seeing in how Halloween was just yesterday, ! figured a spooky, creepy photoshoot was in order.

no new photos yet.. but new ones should be popping up soon... in your freee time that you are not looking at my fotos, go wath lost. its pretty decent.

shaker village

In my opinion black and white photography is viewed as having a more serious subject matter, while color images can often be viewed as bright and playful... if intended. For my up coming black and white project i decided to photograph something having historical importance, or some importance of any sort. I choose to do this to give the images some weight, or history behind them, so it wouldn't just be a collection of odds and ends. As a result I made a trip to quant little Shaker Village of Pleasnt Hill.

cinderella shoes

Just because it is now October.. and pumpkins and costumes are the thing to do.

nifty toy at wal-mart

I was at the local Wal-mart buying who knows what, and I stumbled across this lighting studio kit for only 50 dollars. It comes with a carrying case, two high output lights, two colored backgrounds, and a mini tripod. I couldn't not buy it, so I did, and i used it as soon as i got back home! For the picture below, I did not use the lights, but rather the afternoon sunlight that comes in my bedroom window. The box's sides softened the light and created a very soft look to the photo.



Click HERE to view Digital Concepts Lighting Studio.

cold feet

While working on an assignment for my digital photography class, one of my roommates suggested "hey take a picture of shoes in a totally random place, like the freezer." At first I thought of how I could make this idea work. I decided to put the shoes in the refrigerator instead... the first several shots were the of the shoes only, but they were lacking in something, so I grabbed the egg carton and arranged the shoes and snapped a few, and came out with this.

follow the yellow road

This photo was taken in the Lexington Cemetery in early September. I placed the camera on the ground to get the unusual perspective. Taking the same picture at a higher angle would not have accomplished the same visual interest.

pinhole danny

This photo was taken for photography 120 in the Spring of 2007 with a pinhole camera. The pinhole camera I made was approximately one inch in depth, this allowed the exposure time to be very quick and reduce the chance for image blurring. Beginning the photography class with the pinhole project allowed me to better understand the qualities and aspects of the photo sensitive materials, and camera controls.