Week 4

There were many opportunities for me to take pictures during this week, but the one that still stands out to me is of the mounds of snow. I saw the mounds of snow going up and down, partially blocking the view of the Connecticut River near Cersosimo's lumber that had been pushed back and piled up. This snow would have given nice whites in a photo and would have left intersting shadows if the sun had hit them at a certain angle. If it were at nightime, I would have used a flash to catch the reflection of the snow and the water of the river. I would have taken this picture a couple of times with different aperatures and shutter speeds to see how the image would have been affected.

 

Week 3

Due to power going off here anytime now, I guess I better type what I could have taken for pictures. During my photo shoot on Thursday, there were a row of cars that were reflecting sunlught off them. One group was to the left, another to the right, and just pavement in the center. If I had taken this photo, it would have been a pattern and symmetrical with the sun just over the center of the pavement. However, my film jammed and I was unfortunately no longer able to take any more pictures that day.

Week 2

I missed an opportunity to take interesting photos on Wednesday night. It was extremely foggy out, and I could barely see in front of me. If I had my camera and a flash, it could have made very neat effects on the negative images. If I had taken them, however, it would have been difficult to create photo prints in the darkroom, yet still would have made a good topic for my semester project.