When I saw that one of my cats was getting ready to yawn, I decided to take a picture. While it would have been a good time to use burst mode, I did not.
It was surprising to see how much a cat can open it’s mouth.
I find enjoyment in photographing things I notice around me. Some photos are from a camera phone. Some are from a point and shoot with a 60x zoom. Some photos are edited. Some are not.
When I saw that one of my cats was getting ready to yawn, I decided to take a picture. While it would have been a good time to use burst mode, I did not.
It was surprising to see how much a cat can open it’s mouth.
Yesterday, we went for a walk from campus past the Franklin Avenue bridge on the east bank of the river. We stopped and saw an ice climber at Bridal Veil Falls.
I took another photography class from Eric Mueller yesterday about understanding light. One of the reminders was that I need to take more pictures. This morning, I decided to take some with the beautiful morning light and to explore some textures.
This photo is the only one which was not edited and for that reason I almost like it best. I am going to take Eric's editing class, but I have a voice inside, which I've named "the Puritan" which says things like "editing is cheating". At the same time, I'm also interested in what it can offer, since I am not a journalist.
| Basket from Bishop Hill |
Today was my first time to go to the Art Shanty Project. M and I ventured out today. It was cold, but not as cold as it's been the last few days.
In the Tick-Tock Shanty, this guy leaned to down, so that his face was framed nicely for my pic. I gave him a big thumbs up when I was done. This is probably my favorite pic because of that.
I didn't take a lot of pictures and it was hard to see what I had taken until I got home.
Here are several pictures from spending several days in Evanston in November.