Photowalk [5:15am]

This image finally loaded. It is from my walk to the gym at 5:15am. There is no sunlight, but lots of artificial light. The shadows seem more rigid here than with the sun shadows, but that just maybe because the sun gives a different tone to the images when compared to artificial light.

Photowalk [The Moon]

I went on a walk later in the evening and took a picture of the moon, the only light source at the time.

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.

Fairy Wings [PhotoWalk]

This weekend I did another walk around Lethbridge, on my first walk I found so many things that I did not notice about Lethbridge. I have lived here my entire life and I have never walked the streets of downtown. Mainly because I live on a farm 30 min outside of the city, but still, twenty-one years is a long time to have never walked these very familiar streets. On this second walk I completely changed my upcoming project. I found many different things. My image here with the fairy wings was inside a bus shelter. I could not resist placing myself in front of them for a picture. I saturated the color to make them brighter in the light. My over-all experience has been that walks should become a habit, things change so quickly week to week, that they are hardly noticed and photography kind of makes them permanent and timeless.

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.