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| This grabbed my eye because of the foliage in the background. |
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| This cement barrier was at the end of a walking bridge and passed over. The shape caught my eye. |
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| The wheels of the canon popped for me here. |
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| The shape of this fallen red leaf laying hopelessly on the busy sidewalk won't remain untarnished for long. |
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| Something about barber shops always catches my eye...I really liked the colors in the sign. |
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| This ornate, rusty, weathered park bench sitting in the middle of Milford Green waits for weary passer-by. |
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| I tried to get fancy here by making the entire photo black and white except for the colors in barber pole... I need more practice but I thought it looked really cool. |
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| Checkers anyone? What a cool idea for a bench. |
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| Nothing like Xmas in Paris...I wanna go back ASAP |
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| This really spoke to me. First the kids looked so real... Paris is amazing in so many ways. I took so many photos and I can update all my assignments nicely. |
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| So this is probably the photo I've taken that I like the most period. Not sure why..I call it The Car in Paris. |
The most successful ones are of the barbershop... the idea of this assignment is to use architectural elements to create a geometric composition... not to take a picture of a thing like a canon or a bench... see the difference? Do you have any more that are on the abstract side rather than the literal? The leaf one will come in handy for the "macro" assignment coming up...
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