Some More Shutter Speed

More shutter speed stuff.

Finally

The last thing I do before bed is brush and wash up.

After the Internship

When I get home from work, I go to the gym and then attempt to get work done.

Get Dressed and Go to my Internship

Afterward, I get dressed and I head to the metro to go to work.

Typical Monday (Wake up)

My typical Monday morning begins with me waking up to my cell phone's alarm. Then get ready for my internship by observing the three S's: Sh*t, Shower, and Shave.

Can't do this assignment without booze

Jameson is my drink of choice.

My Flavor

I put this stuff on just about everything except cereal and icecream.

Close Up

This is a close up of a bag of Sun Chips.

Turkey

These shots show the progress made on a grilled turkey sandwich.

Supreme Court with New Sky

This is a shot of the supreme court. I changed the sky color because the original looked all kinds of gloomy.

Ordinary to Extraordinary Part II

This is an example from an old photo that I took, altered, and posted. In class I was able to get input on how to alter it further. Here are the original and the end product of this image.

Extraordinary

Product of our in class assignment. One classmate already told me that "it looks like the temple of doom or something."

The Unseen Part III

Simply a close up of a stone wall, with the view turned 90 degrees right.

The Unseen Part II

These are shots of some random structure outside of my trailer in Curley Court. This thing definitely has some kind of function but I, not being an engineer or architect, am not aware of what it is exactly. I particularly like the view from within it looking out. It gives the impression that the photographer is in some kind of concrete pit or an empty pool looking out.

The Unseen

This is a view down a drain on the north side of CV. Everyone notices these drains, but I doubt anyone looks down them regularly. Please particularly note the Natie Light can found in the drain... I love going to CUA.

My Family on Easter

About every year or so, my family decides to take a group photo when all or most of us happen to be together. This Easter was thus an excellent opportunity for me to take a picture or two. After setting my ISO, white balance, etc. I set my timer to 10 second so I could jump into the photo. Unfortunately after two shots, I noticed that part of my oldest brother's face (the guy to the far left) was washed out by the sunlight. I tried screwing around with these shots in Photoshop, but nothing seems to make it much better. Any suggestions would be nice.

Cheers

I snapped this picture of the sign of the famous bar, Cheers, in Boston. I decided that turning it into a black and white would make it look a little more antiquated.

Lighting of the USS Constitution

The Navy Yards in Boston use blue lights to light the USS Constitution at night. Nice choice.

The Entrance to the Bunker Hill Museum

Lighting in the entrance... self explanitory.

Boondock Saints Poster

I decided to experiment again with my black light and the posters in my apartment. I thought this one ended up looking sick.

Stairs at Curley Hall

When the late afternoon light hits the south facade of Curley Hall, the stair railing reflects from on angle and it looks pretty crazy.

Birthday Party

This is a low light photo taken at a birthday party. Not being able to steady the camera at night is becoming a real problem.

Union Station, Night and Day

These are a couple shots of the same subject but at different vantage points and at different times of day.

The US Supreme Court

I took these shots of the Supreme Court building simply because I noticed that the light was good for it on my walk home from work.

Pryz Portico at Night

This shot of the pryz portico just plainly looks cool to me.

Check out the light versus dark of the composition and the straight versus curved of the structural elements.

High View of the Pryz Stairs... and how unefficient they are

These shots are of the Pryz steps from the third floor. I was trying to show examples of motion through the numerous people walking around and of leading lines through the railings.