Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Day 1

A photo of yourself, and description of how your day was. 

My day began late, I didn't have class until 1145 today thanks to a wonderful professor canceling my morning class! I spent almost all day on campus for class so it was pretty uneventful. Edward picked me up from school at 7 and we ate dinner together. I then proceeded to take over the tv and watch one tree hill, constantly telling him how intense everything was. I came home, not before making him walk through my apartment and make sure there wasn't anyone in it. (yes that means he drove over here just to do it, that's what makes him so great.) I then poured myself a big glass of wine, settled down to watch sons of anarchy, and now i'm blogging and going to bed. Pretty normal day, aside from me discovering that my shift button has decided to not work so for every capital I have to hit caps lock and slam down on it to get any symbol. writing papers should be fun this week :)

peace & love

Saturday, January 30, 2010

Lets take some pictures!!

(picture I took this past summer in Cooperstown)


I have been saying for a while that I want to start taking pictures again, and I SWEAR I will start doing that. This semester I'm taking a class that explores photography from 1970-present. I've only had the class twice but so far it's pretty interesting. There was one photographer that really caught my eye. His name was Richard Avedon. He was a fashion photographer which isn't really my style, but he did this book called "In the American West" and I thought the pictures were fantastic. They were so simple yet so powerful. Just a simple white backdrop and subjects he found on the street. I'll put some of his pictures up here.

Anyway while I was sitting in this class I realized that there has got to be places to take pictures in Albany. I admit finding things to take pictures of in Cooperstown was easy because there were so many beautiful places...it's taking a little more effort to find those places here. I have attempted to get Edward to pose for me a few times, but most of the pictures don't come out the way I'd like them to.

He did take me to this park,Thacher Park, which might I add is not very accesable in the winter. I took some pictures but I definitley want to go back there once the snow melts and take tons more. I think this place may be exactly what I'm looking for. I can't wait. I've began counting down the days until spring. There's so much that will be going on here once the snow melts and I can't wait. Edward and I were talking about it while we were at dinner tonight. Festivals, cook outs, camping...oh my god my toes are curling just talking about it.

Don't get me wrong I love the winter, but the photographer part of my head is kind over it, because there's not much to photograph or do when it snows in Albany. So that's another thing on my list of things to do this year. Take more pictures.

Here are some pictures from the park we went to, it's called Thatcher Park. Oh and of course the one or two pictures I actually liked that I took of Edward. Enjoy :)


Sunset at Thacher Park
This one was taken while driving so it's a little blurry. Edward's angry face. I love this picture.

peace&love