Flashback Snow!

Hey everyone! These pictures a little old, but I thought I would share them with you guys anyway! Earlier this fall, we had some snow in October. It was a little surprising, but we get used to snow in the fall because we live in the midwest. The picture on the right is some snow piled up on my dad's truck and the on the left is some snow on an old tree branch. Please tell me what you think about my pictures!

Just Random Pictures!

Going through my camera roll one day over the weekend inspired this blog. I found some old pictures and decided to post them. The one on the right is a bunch of paintbrushes that are similar in color. The one in the middle is clay tools called wooden ribs. These tools are used when you want to smooth clay out in your final product before glazing it. The one on the left is a fake sunflower that is in a lightened room. It may look like it's dark within the room, but with my light on, the focused item lights up. The background darkens. It's almost like magic. Please tell me what you think about the pictures! Bye!

Old Images!

While I was going through some pictures that I've uploaded to my computer, I noticed some (that I loved a lot) that were never uploaded. The one on your left is a basic picture. It's just a parking lot right by the curbside with a stick in the middle of it. It may not seem like much, but it brings satisfaction to me as a photographer! The picture on your right is the top of a sign by the boat club. If you're confused as to what the boat club is, then I would suggest going through my most recent blog posts and see what the boat club is. Please take a look at the photos and tell me what you think!

Down by the Boat Club!

If you love beautiful sceneries, this blog is for you! While I was outside one day in art, we went across the street to a local boat club in our town. The boat club is right by the river and has beautiful aspects to it that are just beyond perfection. In the first photo, you will see a large tree towering over the reflective stream of water next to a little cliffside. the second photo is a little plain, but pretty! This one shows white and grey rocks. The final photo shown is a close-up on a rock. Please tell me what you think about these intricate images!

Dryer Leaves

Judging by the title, I think you might understand what picture will be in this blog without looking at them. Dry leaves! Of course, I think that all leaves are beautiful, but capturing the true beauty in leaves requires dryness and stiffness because that's what they look like around these times. I don't prefer the muddiness in the ones I took before, so I decided to retake them. Please tell me what you think!

Trees!

Don't you just love trees? They provide oxygen for us all and make this planet amazing! If you have been reading my recent blogs, you might know that I have had a very fun photography unit in art class. When we went out for the second time, (read recent posts if you want to know what I mean) I took pictures of trees! The trees were bare but had a nice golden color to them. Please take a look at the images and tell me what you think in the comments!

More art class pics!

If you've been reading my blog for the past week, you may know that I published a blog about pictures I took in my art class. Well, many students did not like the pictures that they had taken and wanted another 10 minutes to go outside and see what we could accomplish. The pictures below are what I accomplished using an app called PicsArts. (also mentioned in my last blog) Please take a look at the photos and tell me what you think of them! (p.s. I took a lot more pictures than this, but thought that I should space them out on different blogs.)