Who doesn’t love food?
Well, Thanksgiving has come and gone. Nearly a month and a half later, I’m photo-blogging it. Woah.
mmm, I should be a food photographer more often.
As a completely random side note, Chrome’s spell check works when I’m captioning pictures, but not when I’m actually blogging. Wierd.
Helping out around the school I came across packing palettes sitting in the sun, I had the school’s G9 at the time and thought to take a quick picture. I’m thinking my photos are repetitive, always being of similar style. I should expand more.
Wood truly is a remarkable subject for photography.
Since I was using the G9 at full res (12.1 MP, for those of you who need your toes to count that high) I can print the picture at 18″ x 13″. If you’d like backgrounds, they are available in any size.
In suit with all my other pictures, heavy macro and lots of texture.
I have to think this is what an ant sees.
Just a random bug that I found walking by. Thankfully my macro decided to work for that picture.
Only minor photoshop (the black outline) and colour.
And back to steampunk.
Since the phoenix is severely screwed up (the click for fullscreen thing) I’m using this as a test.
Such texture, such Depth of Field.
Yup, still messed up.
You’re missing like, half the image. Maybe it’s time to find a new theme that is more picture oriented. If this is permanent, I feel the need to change.
At an art table I came across a box of wax crayons. With my typical machinegun photography style, I took a bunch and this one won my interest. Reminds me of stock photography, you know the stuff that you find on powerpoints and only half relates to the point being made on said presentation.
We were setting up Christmas lights for a cafe setting and I snapped this picture quickly. It turned out pretty good, I think. Lightbulbs make such good subjects.
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