Perspective [Looking at Shadows]

I was looking down, while filling up my truck and I saw the shadows of the ladders beside these gas tanks and how they seem to grow out of the giant shadow at the foot of the tanks.

Photowalk [Hydrant]

The bushes in this image look like they are natural fire hydrants because of how close they are to the actual hydrant. I am sure this is doggy bathroom heaven. I really like how the hydrant is the most vibrant part of this image, so when looking at the image your eyes can travel instead of focusing on one thing, and losing the rest of the image.

Weather [Again with the Fog]

This first image here is of an old spiderweb that I found by the UH entry with the vehicle loop. The hoarfrost made the web visible to me for the first time, and the web has been there a while, I just never noticed it before. The second image I posted is very dark, which is interesting since it was taken at 11:00am in blazing daylight. I had to turn my eyes away and just point and click my camera, which was on my phone. The lighting in this image is not at all representational to the lighting that I was experiencing, my camera compensated for the exposure of sunlight.

Lighting/Weather [Foggy Lamp]

I was walking into the University and I came across this lamp post and tree. The fog made lighting from the sun impossible, and the lighting from the lamp was dimmed drastically. So I hightlighted the light by doing a "color pop" on photoshop.com. This was a practice attempt at color popping for my assignment.

Weather [PhotoWalk]

The Thursday Photowalk around the University really inspired me to get out this weekend and do a solo walk. It was quite nice to get away from the textbooks and due dates and just take a breather from it all, while also getting done one part of my Photo III assignment. I went to Park Lake for my solo adventure and I got some photographs of the still present hoarfrost and fog that came rolling in a few days before hand.

Weather [What the Fog]

Today was a strange weather day. There was fog on one side of town, that made it dark and cold, while the otherside, was warm and sunny. Two very different settings all within a few kilometers of each other.
I was able, as I was leaving the University around 4pm, to snap a photo of the fog from across the coulees. Then, after a few errands, I was driving and went into the fog. It was stil quite sunny when I entered the fog (it was about 4:45ish) and all light was dimmed down completely. I was able to get a shot of this too. Interesting weather, fanatastic shift in lighting, setting, and moods.