Night Light

Photo by Charlie Chawancharoenchai, 5th Period
As I was taking pictures for the Night assignment I found an old light, so I decided to paint the light green and blue then I opened the light to take the picture of it. As you can see when I opened the light it glows out blue and green light.

Confused

Photo by Caitie McKenzie, 6th Period
It snowed about three inches at my house and while that’s really not that big, in Washington we consider it a blizzard. So anyway I was out sledding and I saw this pansy, in full bloom, in December. I loved how the color really stood out against the white crystals. I tried it as a normal shot and realized it would look better if it was a macro. It’s nothing super unique but I liked it and I got really wet trying to take it.

Untitled

Photo by Chol Kim, 5th Period
I got a little bored on my days off due to the school closures so I decided to walk around the neighborhood and ended up in my backyard and thought that this would be an interesting winter photo.

Untitled

Photo by David Lutz, 6th Period
In this picture, my friend and I decided to go for a drive, and we found a lot of fun places. We were going up this hill, and there was a large tree that looked really neat. I was using the flash because it was dark out, so it looks like the tree is glowing.

Light

Photo by Nikki Woods, 5th Period
I took the photo for our recent Night assignment. I went downtown to take my pictures because the scenery is more old fashion. This light was in a dark alley, with a door a few feet below it. I like this picture because it seems to fit the mood of the night it was taken, it was extremely cold out, and it just started to snow, and the next day we had a two hour late arrival to school.

Untitled

Photo by Jimmy Shepherd, 5th Period
I took this picture during Christmas break when it snowed really hard. I woke up and took a walk through my neighborhood and snapped a couple of shots. I liked this one the best because I though it had good contrast between the sign and the snow.