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Monday, February 22, 2010

Week III, Moody

I took this reflection picture at Lindo Lake Park today

Moody Exercise, Week Three

The picture of the rocks and weeds is my favorite of everything I have taken for this photo class. I took the picture as a closeup, but when I viewed it on the larger computer screen I thought, wow, I got motion too of the water running past the rocks and around the weeds.

Closeup and lighting

Just an interesting shot.

Closeups and lighting

Sunday, February 21, 2010

MOODY

If you are a sunshine loving, outdoorsy type person like I am. You'll understand the mood that I'm trying to convey in this photo.

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Palm Under the Moonlight

Photo taken with moonlight at 9:30 pm

Amazing how the camera could see more than I could! It was super dark out!

Zimmerman

Still trying to be moody

didn't do the sunset justice but it was beautiful

I am still having the same problem???

Mail truck settings: f 22 1/5sec.

Jogger: f 3.5 1/500

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Could you imagine if it was polarized?

Let it Blur

Moodies

Beauty in the Backyard

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