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Mumeishi 3s 2011 kendo competition

two patrons.

three paintings.

57 stairs.

Henry gave us permission to become a family.

Quad Cities @ West Michigan 060605

6'x5'

Concrete, Oil, Acrylic

Third Street Promenade

Third Thursday agency lunch, "Digital Dish"

12.1.15 / Memorial Auditorium / Sacramento, CA

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Our second stop on the cruise was George Town. I just walked around this cool city during our stop on the third day of this cruise. This was our second stop on the Carnival Sensation during the Ann Arbor Dance Classics Cruise in 2016.

 

In this picture there is light and color used to enhance the quality of the photo. I didn't edit this picture, so that I could keep the rainbows as vibrant as they are. The rainbow is a nice contrast against the wall and cat.

 

Third Eye Blind

Celebrate Fairfax!

Fairfax, Virginia

June 11th, 2011

Taking while volunteering on Moving the Goalposts Kilifi - the Kenya Field of Dreams project.

Hannah Polakov

Period 6

 

Reflection- Rule of Thirds

 

The picture on the top is of a statuette. The statuette was something I picked out when I was little, and has been sitting in my backyard for years. The statuette has a damaged look on the face which is a quality that I like about this picture. Also, I moved this statuette into a specific spot to get the background of the picture just right so there wouldn’t be anything distracting from the subject. The rule of thirds line goes down the center of the statuette and the dot is in the middle of her face. I adjusted this picture in camera raw which made the statuette stand out more and the colors pop.

 

The picture on the bottom is of a few pears. I put these fake pears on my dad’s barbecue because I liked the pattern of it and I didn’t think it would be distracting from the pears. The first red pear in front is the subject and the rule of thirds line goes directly down the center of the pear. I had to line these pears up in a few different places before I put them here, which gave me time to practice taking pictures in different ways before getting it perfect. I rotated this picture clockwise ninety degrees to fit on the eight and half by eleven paper. I like this picture because of the way I had lined up the pears and how there were leaves there when I shot it so it gave the table a little texture. Lastly, I adjusted this picture in camera raw to adjust the colors and temperature of the picture.

Third Annual Watershed Milestones Award Ceremony & Reception

 

Tookany/Tacony-Frankford Watershed Partnership, Inc

 

Juniata Golf Club

 

May 21, 2014

Third Annual Watershed Milestones Award Ceremony & Reception

 

Tookany/Tacony-Frankford Watershed Partnership, Inc

 

Juniata Golf Club

 

May 21, 2014

Small town Oregon, November. Soon all the leaves will be gone...

this was flaky rounds of phyllo or a similar thin dough, with tasty stuff inside. We had one vegetarian and once chicken, and the filling was ground - chicken, chickpeas or lentils or something, cinnamon, some pistacios. Very savory - so the liberal dusting of powdered sugar on the top was a surprise, but it worked! Very complex, interesting flavors.

Taken in Wurster Hall, UC Berkeley.

 

black

I placed my main subject on the right third of the frame to add interest. It doesn't hurt that it's finally spring and we have some bright pink blossoms!

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