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Photo by Ashley Ferrell, 6th Period
When I first was trying to take a picture of a single leaf on a tree I wanted the sun in the background but the sun was too bright for the picture to turn out. So I went and tried it from a different angle. It was still bright enough for the leaf to stand out and with nothing in the background it was a perfect shot. At first I just thought it would be cute. When I printed it if you look closely you can see the little bugs on the leaf and the leaf is like see through. It really looks good with the red tips on the leaf.

A Fountain of Water

Photo by Peter Kim, 5th Period
The picture was taken in a yard of a house in Sunrise with a fountain. I used a some what faster shutter speed to capture the water, but just fast enough so that the water is frozen in air, but is still a little blurry (barely blurry). I took this picture because I liked the rock design and the rock layout of the yard.

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Photo by Jessica Miller, 6th Period
I took this picture in my neighborhood for my lines textures and patterns assignment. I saw a flower on the ground, picked it, and threw it on the bench then took a picture. I thought it turned out pretty good because the red and green really stand out in the dark background, and the focus on the flower is good.

Frosty Leaves

Photo by Brandon Lanier, 6th Period
I woke up in the morning to get ready for school then I realized that it was all frosty outside and I thought it looked cool. So on instinct I grabbed my Nikon D70 and went out to take photos. I got a lot of photos of the frost and trees but this is one of my favorite photos of the morning.

Innocence is Priceless

Photo by Sara Blann, 6th Period
I took this picture of my sister and nephew. I really like this picture because it has innocence and uniqueness about it that I really like. In the picture my sister is looking down at my nephew and I think that creates warmness in the picture.

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Photo by Denise Michael, 6th period
When I first saw this sight I thought this would make a really nice mood photo. So what I did was I got one of my candles and placed it in front of the plants. I really liked the way it looked altogether so I started taking different views of the pictures. The lighting was good so it made it even better. I really like this photo because it has a romantic mood. Its great mixing and outdoor seen with an indoor object. I thought they went well together. I was trying to accomplish a evening kind of look with limited objects.

The Speed of Life

Photo by Tyler McRill, 5th Period
I took this picture at school for the shutter speed assignment we just had. I decided that lots of the time people take still shots of running water for shutter speed, so I wanted to do something different. To get the picture to turn out like this I had the subject sit on a chair in the middle of an open space while having five or six other students walk around her while my camera was shooting. I had to turn the shutter speed really slow for this, I took many pictures between 1" and 10", this picture is one of the 10 second shots. Becuase the shutter was open so long, I had to turn the aperture up really high so less light could get in.

Shadows in the Leaves

Photo by Nick Glass, 6th Period
I took this Picture on campus as I was playing around with the camera taking pictures of random things. I saw the background having the blue sky and the totem poles, then as approached a tree I noticed a leaf with a really cool leaf that had a shadow that had the sky an totem poles in the frame. I really like this picture because of the texture you can see in the leaf.

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Photo by Brennan Helmers, 6th Period
I was taking this photo for a close up assignment. The picture was taken at a near by wetland. I thought it was cool because the background turned out grey and blurred out, and the green moss was bright and crisp.

Sunset on the way to Pullman

Photo by Marcus Kreig, 5th Period
Well I was on my way to Pullman and sitting in the back seat of the car looking at the great scenery. I saw the beautiful sunset so I naturally whipped out my Nikon D70 that I brought with me and snapped the wonderful photograph.