I took this photo for our shadow project. I think this picture is really cool, because the heart looks really nice and it sticks out a lot so you can tell what it is.

I took this picture at my granparent's house.  I loved how the paint was chipping and it gave the picture an "antiquey" feel.  The black and white just adds even more to it.

I took this picture as part of a pattern assignment.  I like how the marker breaks the pattern and uses the rule of thirds.

I took this picture when our photography class was outside taking nature pictures and observing the nice weather of early April. I chose this picture because I thought it had a great angle and had awesome edges. This picture shows that it was a beautiful day outside.

I like this picture because of the shape, texture and the color of the log. The white makes the log pop out from the background.

I liked this photo because I was thirsty at the time and made me want some water. It as great simplicity, rule of thirds, and fill the frame.

I took this picture because Converse have always been my favorite shoe. I also took this picture because I like the shadows from the shoelaces.

This is a picture I took while we were waiting for the bus one day. I'm using the Rule of Thirds with my sisters off to the side of the picture and Shadows. I'm focused in on the shadows, so the rest of my picture is kinda blurred out. 

I did this because I thought it was a cool looking picture. It made a simple thing like a pencil look interesting. It has great rule of thirds and simplicity. Ms. Gordon is the best teacher eva. She taught me all that I know.

                          I like this photo because it shows simplicity. It shows how simple the picture can get
                 but how cute it can be. I used the "Fill a Frame" idea that Ms. Gordon taught me.  

I took this photo for our Romance Photo Unit. I was inspired by a picture I found on the interent.

I took this picture on a photo walk with my class on April 7, 2011 and it was a sunny day with a little snow on the ground. My art teacher asked if somebody would take a picture of it because, she said it was an exemple of urban decay.

The capitol building in Madison, Wisconsin is an awesome place to take pictures.  It has subjects that you can take pictures of at any angle and make them look good.  I loved the angle of this photo as well as the dimensions.

I took this picture while on vacation.  I meant to get a normal picture of this penguin but the water turned it into a very interesting shot of a penguin with a lopsided head.