Showing posts with label day 53. Show all posts
Showing posts with label day 53. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Alison: Day 53: Teef

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Robby, day#53

heya! I'm alive, but my connection is still down until March 10. Some pictures taken last sunday for the agency: Ivrea's Carnival with the famous "battle of the oranges". They're totally crazy, 182 injuried in 2 hours. (sorry for the logo, but they're going to be published and I can't post them free of it.) here some samples, other pictures on my website: http://www.flickr.com/photos/robby-rent







22nd February 2009


Happy Birthday Solveig! =)

On the weekend we celebrated the birthday of my friend Solveig and one of the guests brought those easel. Every guest of the party drew something. I think it´s a really nice painting! =)

Monday, February 23, 2009

Mat Ryan: February 20, 21, 22, 23

Colour and texture? I can do that.
The past few days have been interesting. Between working and playing in the snow, and as Oz said, the Schizophranic weather patterns here in Vermont, things never cease to amaze me.

From the 20, a dead rose at work. It was a not very pretty rose, and looks better, and a little melancholy in black and white.


I was looking at the lens of my camera when cleaning it and notice that I could see through it. I had to see if I could get a picture of my eye. This isn't a great picture, but it creeps the hell out of me. I might try this again later.


Walking to a friends house in the snow, I brought my tripod and camera with me to get this shot. I intensified the red on the camera, other than that, no edit.


Called into work today to say that I wasn't going to work. Left a not for my parents and went snowboarding, and saw a clean van with a DRTYVAN vanity plate. I think they meant the inside of it.


Alison: day 52 - 54

I didn't edit any of these photos beyond resizing them. For starters, I didn't have the time. But really, I wanted to see what my 50mm lens could do -- sans edits.

The first one is my dog, Lucia (Lucy). She's really not as melancholy as she looks in the picture. She's a happy, loveable dog.

The second one is a Peace Lily. Beautiful plant.

The third one is a thumb tack. Nothing more, nothing less. I was tinkering with depth of field.