Tuesday, November 3, 2009

James Rognon - Food Challenge

So because of Halloween we made a lot of treats this past weekend, not to mention the huge amount of food that my family brought over to my house. Here are some delicious cupcakes that my brother and sister in laws brought over.



No these aren't Halloween treats, but I saw this recipe online and I wanted to try it out. They are a chocolate truffle, and they are really good.



Now this last picture isn't of food, but last night when I was driving I noticed the sky had a wonderful sun set to it. Ever sense Justin Hackworth came and spoke at the art seminar here at school, I have been trying to take my camera every where. Luckly I had my camera at this moment, because I got this really amazing picture of the Rexburg Temple. I did slightly edit the picture, just to bring out the colors more so that they would more accurately depict what I saw. Funny thing is, when I was finishing up there were about 10 photographers there trying to capture the sunset and the temple.

Monday, November 2, 2009

Food-Stephanie







Guess what this weeks treat is...
I'll give you a hint, it's not M&M's.

Monday, October 26, 2009

Photo Excursion| Ashley Shaum





Thanks everyone who came and participated! We had a great time :)

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Stephanie Haven-photo excursion

I really enjoyed taking pictures with the society last tuesday. While I wasn't goofing off with Nicole, I had fun practicing taking portraits. These were some of my favorites.





Friday, October 23, 2009

James Rognon

Last week as a society we all went to downtown Rexburg and took advantage of everyone being there. I had a lot of fun and I couldn't narrow down the pictures that I wanted to post. I got it down to 5 pictures, which might be a lot, but I couldn't get it down any further.

Right now I am on this black and white kick. So most of these are in black and white. Although the last one is a colored version of one. This next picture is of a lamp post on college avenue. If you look closly you can see two people walking toward me. The weren't apart of our class, and they were giving me a great look as they walked. My f was at 1.8 to give that really shallow depth of field.



This shot was of a fire escape hatch in a back alley. I just liked the lines.



Here is a picture of our fearless president standing in the middle of the street.



I found these meters somewhere in an alley way. I made it black and white, but boosted the contrast to really increase the dramatic look.



Finally I think this was the best picture that I got for this excursion. I also love the edit that went with this.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Texture by Blake Pack

Well I am out with the Flu but thought I would post anyway.
All of these were taken at Mesa Falls this weekend












Ashley Shaum






Two of these have shallow depth of field and that is not the best for texture but you get the idea.

Ryan Graham - Textures




Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Mike Walton - Light Sepia - Bocce

50mm 1/400 sec f/2.0 ISO 100
50mm 1/800 sec f/2.0 ISO 100

Caitlin Fisk





























Here is all of the different smiles I captured! I love my friends and family that let my take pictures of them!!!







Alexandria Egbert: Smile