Saturday, February 28, 2009
Lone Tomato
While I was wandering around my house, taking pictures of all sorts of interresting things, I happened to walk into our sunroom and found this tomato sitting in there. I though it was weird, because it was just sitting there, all by itself, a long way from the kitchen. I have no idea who put it there, but I thought it made an interresting picture.
Friday, February 27, 2009
ATTACK!! (Week 6)
When I looked at this Aloe Vera plant from the top it looked a lot like a killer contraption in plant form. I decided that the best part about it was the spikes on the leaves, which in nature really might look like it would hurt or be a defense but they offer little protection. To me this represents the idea that looks can be deceiving and can fend off attackers with just the intimidation of being scary looking. All I know is that if I were a tiny little man I would not want one of these to attack me if it could.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
99.9% Sanitized week 6
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Lights...Camera
Sunday, February 22, 2009
WO 5
Fence
This is a picture of the fence at my parents house. These holes have been in the fence ever since I can remember, and I remember as a kid I would pretend they were binoculars into my neighbors yard and we'd play games from them. But looking at them now, it's weird that the holes kind of have a pattern to them, with two smaller holes on the inside of the board, and two bigger ones on the outside. This "pattern" was evident in other places on the fence, but I couldn't show all of it on my camera phone.
Cross wind
In this image I took a picture of a cross that is on our farm. It sits up on a hill by the hay field and I noticed it one afternoon as particularly fantastic. I love the contrast that the sun puts on the "shadow" side of the cross. It makes it seem that there are two sides to the symbol of the cross. There is always the peace and joy portrayed by the grace of Jesus that we find at the cross, but there is also the suffering and pain that he had to endure for us that we so easily turn our heads to. In this image it was nice to be able to capture that moment for me as to how dark it really is on the side that has no light in it.
Stripes
Sign in Middle of Know Where Wke 5
Windows
I thought this was a really interresting image. You can almost see a pattern in the window panes, and I like how it looks with some of the glass broken out. I love old buildings like this. I'm not sure why, but the image of something deteriorating and broken like this has always made me stop and look twice.
Night Lights
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Paint Cup week 5
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Dried Wax Wk 4
Kaleidoscope Week 4
In this picture that I took, I find it very interesting the type of pattern that the film of plastic creates. This was just a reflection shot I was taking and then I noticed the fact that it would look like a kaleidoscope from almost every angle that I took the picture! Very unique in the fact that I was only looking for a reflection in a different color, but I also got a very neat pattern!!
Mother Nature's Windshield
I took this picture from inside my truck when it was raining last week. I really liked it because it made everything we see look distorted. It kind of made me wonder what it would be like if everything we looked at everyday was changed into some sort of new pattern or texture. It just refreshed my vision on the everyday things we look at through mother nature.
Shadows W/1
Reflection W/2
Week 4
Different Colored Bricks W/3
No Fish? W/4
Roses
Field
Church Steeple/ Week 4
I saw this old church down in Old Town in Wichita. It was really a very beautiful old building, but I thought its steeple was probably the prettiest part of it. I loved the architexture and design of it, as well as how it looked against the blue sky, so I got out of the car and snapped a quick picture.
Elevator and Sun Silhouette/week 4
Fog-week 4 post
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Hair at 400x week 4 post
Monday, February 9, 2009
Great work!
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Blurry ¿ Carnation
I took this picture last night of some
simple carnations. I originally took the picture
to put on my background but then i starting
moving them around and changing the lights
around, eventually I came out with this picture.
I like it because most of the picture is blurry
and then you see this huge burst of color from the
carnation. The colors are beautiful here, and the
blurry baby's breath gives it depth. The view also
makes this picture. I took it by sitting on
the floor facing the camera up with the light from
my desk lamp hiding behind the flowers.
Dragon Fire
Okay, so this sounds stupid, but I took this picture at a party this weekend just because and after I started looking at it. I found that it looked like some kind of dragon or something. It just looks like a tail and a dinosaur head or something. Maybe someone else can see it? I just like this picture because it's like looking at the clouds and trying to make shapes only with fire you have to take the picture at an instant. You can't just look at a fire and find a picture because the fire keeps moving.
Midnight Drive
Candle Light
Ceiling prints
Carpet
Night lights
Invisible Key
Design on my car
I took this picture the other day as I was getting in my car. The frost is on the hood of my car, and I found it interesting how it forms lines in some areas, from short lines to long lines. But it also has random spots of ice. It's a really cool pattern made from the cold weather, and it would have been completely gone had I checked it only a few minutes later after my car warmed up.
House Fire
Tall Grasses
Soccer
Mattress
Jeans
Saturday, February 7, 2009
House
Friday, February 6, 2009
Under the Bridge
I took this during my lunch break the other day. I was walking down on the walking trails and this railroad bridge spans overhead. I thought it looked really cool, and it's something most people wouldn't notice. I think people are often to busy to just stop, and look around them. I actually had to climb up under another bridge to get a picture at this angle. I liked how it looked though, with all those girders and how it makes its own pattern. Plus to me it carries a bit of nostalgia--when I was a little kid, my Dad and me used to go out and walk around train tracks and look at all the bridges and stuff. This just reminded me of when I used to do that.
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Restriction On Nature
Monday, February 2, 2009
Simple Truth
This picture of a single cigarette butt in the middle of a landscaped part of a street median caught my eye last weekend. I was in Kansas City with a friend, and we were people watching when I looked down and noticed something almost blended in with the dead foliage around it. The cigarette butt is a classic example of human debris in a natural environment. It also just seemed to compliment the dying grass and plants around it, maybe even a symbol of human's footprint on the earth in cities especially.