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Moon Soap Bubble composite

For this I used my cat carrier and the bear. I didn't want the distraction of a background so I focused the camera up to the kennel. The arms sticking through the door is a way to show the animal trying to escape, perhaps claw out of its prison. I really like how the side walls look like they are slanting towards eachother. Not only does it draw the eye to the bear, but it also makes the walls look like they are closing in, it plays on claustrophobia. Also the inside of the kennel is darker than the outside (you can see the bright lights of the outside world through the holes). This picture was about being captured. It preceds the first picture. You have a wild animal put into a cage.

Documentary - Sahlin Studio

on the HUNT for the next great light

 

my dad took this picture of me taking a picture of my dog

The Michigan State University Spartan Marching Band Colorguard unveiled their new uniforms, featuring sequins to capture the light.

The closest I was able to get to a sunset picture. The only clear night for it was Monday, and we were out on the pirate ship and mini-golfing and maze-ing all day.

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captured through the viewfinder Argus 75 + Nikon D70

Captured with SnagIt

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