I chose to use this photo for the texture assigment because I thought it showed a frosty icey texture. This photo is of a bottle lantern thing hanging on my porch. I really dont like this photo very much, but hey, its all I got.
This is a photo of my dog, Sam, playing in the snow, I chose to use it for the texture progect because his hair is fluffy and the snow also has a unique texture.
I used this photo for the hands and feet assignments. Its a selfie of sorts because no one in my family will cooperate with me. I kinda like it because it isnt a direct photograph of my feet.
This is a photograph of Sam the dog, I used it for the hands and feet assigment because of his little paw prints on the concrete. I feel as if having the paws and the paw prints in the same frame really ties the composition together.
This is a portrait of my dog Herbert, I don't even know if it counts as a portrait. (I know I only take dog photos most of the time, but thats because I really lack subject matter in my household.) I really like his little touge on his nose, I think it adds some interest.
In a scramble to take portraits before the due date, and with the fact that the people in my household are 'camera shy' on the way out the door my other poodle/dog/thing scratched on my leg and I took a picture. I think it works for portrairs.
I chose to use this photo for the texture assigment because I thought it showed a frosty icey texture. This photo is of a bottle lantern thing hanging on my porch. I really dont like this photo very much, but hey, its all I got. 
This is a photo of my dog, Sam, playing in the snow, I chose to use it for the texture progect because his hair is fluffy and the snow also has a unique texture. 
I used this photo for the hands and feet assignments. Its a selfie of sorts because no one in my family will cooperate with me. I kinda like it because it isnt a direct photograph of my feet. 
This is a photograph of Sam the dog, I used it for the hands and feet assigment because of his little paw prints on the concrete. I feel as if having the paws and the paw prints in the same frame really ties the composition together. 
This is a portrait of my dog Herbert, I don't even know if it counts as a portrait. (I know I only take dog photos most of the time, but thats because I really lack subject matter in my household.) I really like his little touge on his nose, I think it adds some interest. 
In a scramble to take portraits before the due date, and with the fact that the people in my household are 'camera shy' on the way out the door my other poodle/dog/thing scratched on my leg and I took a picture. I think it works for portrairs. 
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