Hello Photographers! This space is dedicated to a group of photo enthusiasts who will be diplaying their photography at the Fall 2011 Olympia Arts Walk. We have all studied under the guidance of Barbra Kates, and this will be our first public display capturing our learning, for some, over the last year and a half. Our exhibit is being hosted by Don's Camera, which has so graciously donated the front of the shop for our work. The Blogspot is for all committed entrants to post weekly images based on the weekly photo assignments.
Arts Walk Photo Exhibit - Post your photos on this page
Showing posts with label AW 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AW 2011. Show all posts
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Zane ~ Drama
Metadata: 1/200s, F/11, ISO 200, FL 18mm, WB Cloudy, resolution 212. I spent a mid morning photographing in the old Bigelow Neighborhood. This is the balcony of the old Bigelow house. I was interested in the many architectural curves of the rails jusxtaposed against the straight lines of the siding and rail stops, and the underlighting. The underlighting is actually a reflection of the sun hitting the white porch deck and reflecting under the eaves. The light hit the rounded areas softly as to bend around. The blue door on top lends mystery; what could be up there inside the gable?
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Zane ~ Unusual Roadway Sign
Metadata: 1/800S, F/9, Max Ap 4.5, ISO 400, 35 mm, WB Daylight.
One of the stops on the way to Paradise is Whitaker's mountaineering center in Ashford. The people there are full of positive energy in preparation for their summit climbs -- smiles, purposed hum of activity, and interesting gear. It may be that the sign will help them from becoming lost on the 2 acre property.
The image was taken sitting on the grass, lens pointed up, no tripod, in very bright sun. The sign is wacky, and I wanted to capture the off-centeredness of the many angles.
One of the stops on the way to Paradise is Whitaker's mountaineering center in Ashford. The people there are full of positive energy in preparation for their summit climbs -- smiles, purposed hum of activity, and interesting gear. It may be that the sign will help them from becoming lost on the 2 acre property.
The image was taken sitting on the grass, lens pointed up, no tripod, in very bright sun. The sign is wacky, and I wanted to capture the off-centeredness of the many angles.
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