Dusty Elevator

Photo by Marcus Krieg, 5th Period

I was cruising through eastern Washington and decided that I should snap the photo of the grain fields and the processing plant.

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Photo by: Chelsea Hienzman, 6th period
I went to the From the Fall show at the Showbox in Seattle. I got some amazing shots at this show. I really enjoyed taking them and the band said that they might hire me for their next show.

Medusa

Photo by: Caitie McKenzie, 6th period

This shot was taken for the black and white assignment. The real assignment was to turn a photo black and white, and then add color back into something that would pop. I like this picture though because the color is subtle. The shadows of the lights are cool but it is a little blurry.

Park in a city

Photo by: Samantha Fikilini, 5th period

I went to Portland with my dad over the weekend in March for my birthday. While we were in the city we walked around and I took some pictures. This is one that I took of a building next to a park.

. . . . Lake St. Clair. . . .

Photo by: Krysta Perozzo

I went to a lake with some family, one day. I wanted to make it look as if the canoe was about to leave the dock, along with capturing the beauty of the lake. To capture this affect I laid flat on our dock to take the picture.

Spinning Glowing Thing

Photo By Peter Kim, 5th Period

I took this picture at night before going to bed, turned off the lights and saw my computer fan and thought it would be a good idea for a photo for my machines and glass assignment.

A Day at the Park

Photo By Morgan Kim, 6th Period

I spontaneously took my sister to Bradley Lake Park one day after school to take portraits. The best camera placements couldn’t be used to take photos there because the sun was setting at the most inconvenient angle. It was also difficult to take pictures at the playground because other children and parents were in the background.

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Photo By Carl Canary, 6th period
This is a picture of my nephew that I took in my back yard. This was during my portrait assignment and I thought it would be a challenge to get pictures of the kids (since they don’t stay still for more than ten seconds). I had to snap the picture quickly and I guess it turned out. I really enjoy the composition. And I thought it was something a little out of the ordinary.

Photo by: Cami Medlock, 5th period

This was a photo I used for our color on black and white assignment. This is a picture of my younger brother, Scott; I thought of this idea right when we got the assignment because the kid has cool eyes and needless to say this would really make them stand out. Luckily he agreed to help me out. I’m happy with the way it turned out, especially the lighting. The focus could be better and there’s a little fuzzy on his eyelashes that I should have removed, but still one of my better shots.

Photo by: Nikki Woods, 5th period

This picture was taken for my glass assignment that I still haven’t turned in. I went around my house looking for things to take pictures of and in my moms room I found this candle, I took pictures of it being lit and then I was rushed to go out the door, so I blew it out and noticed that it looked better with the smoke coming out than the flame so I took a few shots and ran out the door.