Lara Dias- sunday post

After playing around with my camera, I finally was able to figure out the macro option and take up close pictures. I was using my grandmothers camera before since it is a lot easier to take macro pictures with and I had lost the charger to my current camera. I like the orientation and how the flower isn't centered, but that happened to me on accident. However, I did wait until it was around 7 pm to shoot this since it was extremely bright outside all day and I find it harder to shoot pictures when it is bright.

Catherine Ning-Sunday Post

This is a picture I took on Thursday. I found this is interesting because the dandelion is not straight. but a little bit curved. Besides, I think the head of the dandelion is focused really well. The light is just good at that day, and the background is blurry. This might not be my best one, but definitely the most artistic.

Kim Stuart- Sunday Post

This image I took while watching my dog at Simpson Park in Framingham on the Sudbury River. I thought this picture was interesting because it appears like I am standing in the water. I also thought this was a good image considering the how lighting is shining on the water, clearly showing the downward motion of water over the stone decline.

Catherine Ning-Sunday post

This is  photo I took recently. It becomes hot these days and I shot the flower on a nice afternoon. It is  easy to focus on the flower, but difficult to focus on a single flower when there are hundreds of flowers around and they are distracting. There are a lot of details of the flower, too. It looks like spring.

Kim Stuart- Sunday Post

Over this past April Vacation I took it upon myself to go into Boston (I know how surprising and unexpected.) This picture I have taken was At Castle Island. I am extremely blessed to be able to have such history in basically my backyard. This city is so raw with culture and history, in different ways, throughout each and every street. I liked how the sky looked so bright and blue in this picture, and that there are only the tips of the cannons present.

Catherine Ning- Sunday post

This is a traditional  Chinese "window flower". Chinese people stick it to the window to pray for the good fortune next year. I shot it on a nice weather and bright light came thought the window which makes the red color lighter. The frame of the window is also interesting and made the photo artistic.I hope it really bring something for next year.

Lara Dias- Sunday Post

This is another portrait from my term project. There are highlights in her eyes and natural highlights in her hair. She's in focus and the background is blurred. Overall I think this was a good shot, I just wish that the colors in the image were warmer.