Monthly Archives: June 2011

Project: Potted Beauty Shot on a Nikon D40x outdoors, all of the images are of flowers and shrubs. My project, Potted Beauty, captures the birth of spring. In my photos, I shoot primarily flower scenes with a few shots of shrubs. … Continue reading →

Colored Pencils http://www.flickr.com/groups/leggnet/discuss/72157594390742972/page2/ This photo is very interesting. The subject matter is simple, however the technique is not. The photographer focuses on the upright colored pencils, showing great detail and style. The things in the background, what appear to be … Continue reading →

Lori Mehmen http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/06/13/a-remarkable-photo-from-tornado-country/ With the rise in violent weather, images such as Lori Mehmen’s are becoming more and more common. This photo was taken outside Mehmen’s home in Iowa. She grabbed her digital camera and captured an amazing image of a tornado. … Continue reading →

An image from the Sports Gallery in Toronto This summer I will be traveling to Toronto on vacation. Upon doing some research, I have come to learn that Toronto is a hub of photographic exhibits. Throughout the city there are … Continue reading →

Project: Strange Wilderness Shot on a Nikon D40x outdoors, all of the images are of flowers and shrubs. My project, Strange Wilderness, captures the birth of spring. In my photos, I shoot primarily flower scenes with a few shots of shrubs. … Continue reading →

You will never forget, Josh Libatique The Scenery of Cybercity, Toshihiro Oimatsu http://photo.tutsplus.com/articles/inspiration/urban-city-photography-70-dramatic-examples/ Inspiration is not far away when walking through the city. Chicago offers a great deal of beautiful scenery that can create amazing art. As the year winds down, … Continue reading →