Jill of All Trades

So this semester I decided to immerse myself in many new things. In addition to my regular classes, I am taking a Spanish class, a Photography class, a Woodworking class, and flute lessons. Although it would be lame to share Spanish with you, I will share some of my other stuff. Early next week I will finish my cedar chest that I am making in Woodworking (I still have to spray it and put on the hardware). And I haven't quite decided, but I if may post a small clip of my flute playing.

So today I will share some shots from my Photography class. Below each one is a description of what the assignment was about. Some I recognize are kind of different and a little uninteresting, but sometimes you have to print the pictures that the teacher likes in order to get an A. Feel free to comment and give feedback.

WARNING: These images are not good quality because - all shots were taken with traditional black and white film. I used Ilford HP500 film on all shots, with the exception of the architecture picture which was taken with Kodak TMax. I printed all pictures in the darkroom and then shot with a digital so I could post them.


I never turned this one in - i used the one below instead. This assignment was on texture, shape, and pattern. i really liked the shape and different hues of the pineapple - but liked the below picture better.


I kinda love this shot. This picture is of water on oil. Texture and Shape assignment.


This shot had to be about urban streets. Since Provo is the butt and I didn't have time to make it to Salt Lake, I decided to do a night shot of cool architecture.


This shot describes a current relationship in my life. It is personal - so I will not share the dets.


My favorite shot. This assignment was a portrait assignment. Sam reluctantly agreed to shoot some pics. This was my masterpiece. You can also currently see this hanging at UVSC.