Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Best of ART 234 Digital Photography - Part I

Welcome to ART 234 Digital Photography. I am one of two students who have a point-and-shoot camera in this class. The rest of the students went out and purchased an expensive camera for the class or already had one. I'm using my Mom and Dan's cam that has many more bells and whistles than mine does so I'm still trying to get used to it. My first mistake was taking pictures that were underexposed due to not catching a setting that was wrong. This assignment, we were to stick to only Auto or Program mode. I chose Program so I could control the flash.



Vines crawling up the amphitheatre structure at Pioneers Park.


Pedestrian bridge at 70th and O Street.


The last phone booth standing in Lincoln.


We think she's talking to Son.


Abbey Road.



Against white background.

Window in the background.



On the front steps.


*End of underexposed photos*


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Beginning of first camping trip this year:


Find 3 kids and win a prize.


Breanna doing her wordsearch in the tent.



Maddie on the swing made of rope and a 2x4 that Mike puts up for the girls.



Reece relaxing the evening away....



Maddie - bummed that we aren't staying to camp on Sunday, too.

Breanna eating pretzels with Reece.



Michael always on the go. I love this pic of him.


Mike and Reece "fighting". I'm trying to teach Reece to say "wrestling".

3 comments:

  1. Nice job! As I always say...a camera is just a tool...well done :)

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  2. Great shots!!
    Remember...... Ansel Adams and the other truly 'great' photographers did not have the latest Nikon camera.
    Its all about how you 'see' things.
    My favorites... the night bridge shot and the Abbey Road spoof.
    BRAVO!

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