Sunday, July 22, 2007

Not Awake Yet

I'm not slacking.But, I just can't get picutres I like these days...

Friday, July 13, 2007

Week 7&8 - Shooting Loose

Last week, I was a little slow. I kind of liked the first one. It's not perfect, but there are two moments happening in one picture... I like shooting loose.

Families hanging out before a drive-in movie starts.


Kids taking donkeys back to a trailer after a civil war parade.

Wednesday, July 4, 2007

Week 7 - Portrait

Another portrait assignment. They are the inventors of Night Runner, a blinking belt used to protect runners. They are lit by the belt.

Friday, June 29, 2007

Week 6 - Moment, Shape

I shot another feature and liked what I got. Because it's different from what I normally get. I was suggested to see if black&white works better, so I posted both color and black and white.




Sydney Alsfeld, 6, jumps into the water with her hand on her nose while her sister Brook, 9, gets onto the dock at Little Sunapee Lake’s public beach in New London. They came from North Kingston, R.I., to visit their grandparents in New London.

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Week 6 - Rope Swinging

It was from feature hunting. There are quite a few swimming around the Upper Valley, and a lot of kids are jumping into the water. It's too bad that the paper wouldn't publish most of them because those places are considered dangerous... Well, I will use my personal time, then.

Wednesday, June 20, 2007

Week 5: How Many Different Pictures Can We Get from Graduation?

The paper ran this picture, inside, and pick another ok picture for the front page. I was happy with the layers in the picture, but the paper didn't want to put a smoking picture on its front page anymore. It was my first smoking picture, but it was third one for the paper this year. Graduations tend to be cliché, although there are a lot of stories and moments. I think another way to get a variety of pictures from graduation is to follow someone or a group of people from the beginning. Next time, I should take an initiative and find someone to follow, instead of making a series of cliché pictures or putting someone in an administrative dilemma. But, we ran the picture, at least, so it's ok...