Posts tagged Photography
Maursupial
I'm pale and mild; a modern girl
An afternoon talking to strangers on the street in New Orleans.
sin título by BiusBogdan on Flickr.
^ To do: Stalk birds. Play in photoshop.
(via ofearthandwind)
This was front-focused, but I love the captured moment.
Portraits of the poet.
[He looks very sad here, but I promise he’s often smiling]
Dinner.
[Homemade pesto, sauteed spinach, caramelized onions, pasta]
I’m always looking high and low for great light, but sometimes I guess I have to look a little lower. This is my roommate’s cat modeling under our kitchen table
I was at a dinner a few students from the journalism school were invited to attend with faculty and industry professionals when everyone’s phones started lighting up. Smoke from an air conditioner in the University’s Fine Arts building had triggered the fire alarms, evacuating a play in progress and alerting fire and police officials. Networking dinners with journalists are great, but it’s the best when you all rush to the scene to cover spot news.
A preview of my profile with the University radio’s early morning DJ. Soundslide to come soon!
How did I not put this together?
Shooting the early morning campus radio DJ means I have to be there early too….ohh….right.
My viewfinder was cloudy and I couldn’t figure out the technical difficulty (photojournalism office hours, come soon!), but I tried to make up for the necessary automatic focus by playing with my external flash. I’m now in love.
This one time, I tried shooting sports.
Suck it up and light it.
Dinner.
[Brown rice, kale, poached egg, avocado, salsa, sour cream]
Contrasts?
What does it mean if my photographic work captures small, intimate moments but my writing tackles sweeping, stormy themes? Opposites attract.
A man taking in a poem at a reading by the new poetry PHD candidates at my school. The work there was incredibly powerful and you could read the art all over the audience’s faces.
Lunch.
[Tomato and avocado salad with olive oil and balsamic vinegar]
