Wednesday, August 6, 2008

Notes about nature


I randomly wander up onto what seemed like a very intimate moment for two beetles. Seemingly, I had my macro lens mounted ever so conveniently on my camera and decided to pop off a few frames. Oddly, I didn't feel like I was intruding, and the beetles didn't seem phased. After bringing up the image in photoshop, I decided it might be cool to have 6 legs...

Sunday, June 8, 2008

Notes about Maine








My Dad and I went for a hike at West Quoddy Head State Park in Lubec, Maine today. It was beautiful as always. I thought I would share some pictures. I hope you enjoy them!

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Notes about Hamlet


I understand how tough it was to get through this in class, so here is something to watch on the lighter side. Enjoy!

Monday, March 31, 2008

Notes about Dog Parks




Maggie and I met a few friends today at Bull Creek. I brought my camera as usual and snapped a few photos. I'm trying to get back on track with the Barklyn Park gig but have kind of lacked time to pull things together. Let me know what you think of these pics. Thanks!

Friday, March 28, 2008

Notes on Spring Flowers



Maggie and I went to the Bull Creek trails again today. Thought I would share a few spring flower pictures with you. Let me know what you thing!

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Notes about Maggie


I have felt kind of creatively dead lately, since I graduated from ACC's photo department. I guess we all go through a period where, for a long time we have been forced to do something, and even though we enjoy it, it is still somehow seen as a pain in the butt because it is forced. Then given the opportunity to do it on our own, it takes some serious determination. Most of the time we just don't do it at all. That has been my delemia. Fortunately, I have Maggie. The way she runs and plays in the water is kind of inspiring. How could I NOT want to capture the splashing water she kicks up when she chases a stick? She has been a sort of relief to my creativity. Today I was teasing her with a stick and I think she got sick of it so she barked at me and just laid down in the creek. It was real funny. So I used my brain and figured that if I hold the stick just above the camera, I could get this picture. Viola! It worked. Then batta-bing-batta-boom... a little photoshop later, and I am proud of the end result. Hope you find it inspiring:)

Notes about Photos


Maggie and I went out for a walk at Bull Creek today and I shot this picture of a new spring bluebonnet. I though I would share it with you all. Spring is full of good picture opportunities:) Hope you like it.