Red #5

This is the fifth and last image from my color class assignment of 5 images dominated by a single hue. I selected red.  This was taken with my $10 Krappy Kamera and taken in the supermarket.  This was selected as my Christmas card for this year.

Red #4

This is the fourth image from my color class assignment of 5 images dominated by a single hue. I selected red.

Red #3

This is the third image from my color class assignment of 5 images dominated by a single hue. I selected red.

Red #2

This is the second image from my color class assignment of 5 images dominated by a single hue. I selected red. This is the curb at the train station flipped upside-down.

Red #1

This is the start of another homework assignment for my color composition class. The assignment was 5 images dominated by a single hue. I selected red.

One Object from 5 Viewpoints – #5

This is the last image of the assignment. As you can tell, my choice was a row of grocery carts. As I was shooting this series, I was bending over the carts and wiggling around for a vantage point. When I finished, I went back to the car to review the images. I was hunched over my camera trying to shield it from outdoor light to see the LCD. All of a sudden, a lady taps on my window. She asks "Are you ok?" She was concerned that I was ill and needed assistance. I forget how weird my photographic behavior must look to the uninitiated.

One Object from 5 Viewpoints – #4

This series is almost done. You may recognize the object from this image.

One Object from 5 Viewpoints – #3

This viewpoint provides a little more information about the mystery object. Tomorrow’s image may give it away. Otherwise, the fifth image in the sequence will give away the object.

One Object from 5 Viewpoints – #2

This is the second image from my assignment of one object shot from 5 different viewpoints. I have sequenced to move from very abstract to recognizable.

One Object from 5 Viewpoints – #1

This next series of 5 images is our assignment for shooting one object from 5 different viewpoints. I promise that you will know what the object is at the end of the series.