Wheels

Photo by: Alesia Winters

This picture was taken when I was in Ellensburg. Ellensburg is a very very very small town and pretty much the only thing that is in it is Central. Aside from central there is a house known as the Art house located in the middle of the town. The outside of the house is literally filled with garbage but when you get closer you begin to see that all the trash is put up as art. All of the posts with bottle caps, keys, and buttons are sculpted into statues. When I was almost done walking around the house I saw a very colorful post that slowly made my eyes follow it to the top where a bunch of old tires were connected. I walked around and around to try and get a good angle of it to take a picture but it was tricky. This is what I got out of it!

Small Soldiers

Photo by Ben Price, 5th Period

This picture was originally for my black and white assignment. I liked the color the way it was, so I left it the same. It was pretty hard to get an alright focus especially since I was using Macro. This is for sure a Ben Price original.

What’s up there?

Photo by Chris Forte, 5th Period

I like this shot b/c it had the best detail of my dogs fur to show color and from the angle I was at I could get her from head to tail while still showing what she looking at. (the one paw in the air added a nice touch like she’s curious something the other photos didn’t have)

Faces in the Glass

Photo by Nick Glass, 5th Period

I took this picture while I was on a trip in Las Vegas. I saw a little both with glass cubes that had 3-D faces inside them, they looked really cool how they were situated on top of the other the lighting was great and gave the glass a slight glare to it. I used a slight zoom to get in a little tighter and angled myself so it didn’t get to much glare from the sun.

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Photo by Amanda Massey, 6th Period

I took this picture for January’s theme, although it doesn’t really have anything to do with January. But oh well. It was cold outside and I took it in the month of January so it’s all good. I use a tri-fold to take this picture and it was on a low shutter speed, I don’t remember what shutter speed it was but it was slow. Yeah, there isn’t more to say.

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Photo By: Jimmy Shepherd

I took this picture when I was surfing at Westport. Its pretty cool because you can see the footprints of the surfer on the beach. The shot leads into the ocean and lets you see what the surfer is looking at. This picture is amazing and I find it hard to think anyone could top this!

single rose

Photo by David Lutz, 6th Period

I was on my way home with a friend after valentines day, and there were some roses in the cup holder. So I started taking pictures of it, then I blacked it out and colored the rose.

Sound Board

Photo by Landon Cross, 6th Period

When I took this picture I was just messing around with the settings on my camera. I didnt look through the veiwfinder to take it. The depth of feild is really good.

Black and White and Red All Over

Photo by Cory Burkhead, 5th Period

For this shot, I set the shutter speed at 30 seconds and the F-stop at 16 in a very dark room using a tripod. The effect comes from moving an alarm clock around while changing the time. The setting of this photo is on a glass table, so the reflections bounced around a quite a bit. Overall, I really liked the psychedelic lighting effects and weird feedback from the red lighting.

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Photo by Tyler McRill, 5th Period

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