Alison -- Day 16: JM.

JM was all up in my business when I got home Sunday from working. We hadn't seen each other in over 24 hours. Crazy!!

He was up close for this shot, but really I'm only posting it because he said I'd already hit my maximum allowance of photos of him for this project.

Harry: Day 16, 17

So I totally spaced Friday night on posting. I recently remember now one of the first assignments we had in my first color photography class. Go and take photos of black and white things in color. I really can't quite remember what the purpose of the activity was, but I might give it a shot again. These two are of the brick exterior wall of my apartment.

Alison: Day 16 Dusty candle holder.

That is pretty much all there is to it. It's dusty; I never light it. Here it is with a fairly shallow depth of field.

Voila.

Jason: Day 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 18

I have been a bum lately. Here are the pictures I have taken on the specified days.

Day 13
I have seen this pile of parts for many days now and decided to take a photo. It is very out of the ordinary and catches my eye every day. It is on the sidewalk on the east side of 34th Street here in Gainesville.

Day 14
I took this photo on a rainy day while I was waiting for Lily Rose to come pick me up from work. I like how you can clearly tell that there is a great distance between the trees in the foreground and the trees in the background.

Day 15: "Why Is Everything Wet?"
This bathroom, located at Shands, is always this wet on the counters. It's the most notorious one that I know of at Shands. I took the photo when it made me think of the Dane Cook joke about everything being so wet in public restrooms.

Day 16: "STOP ...And Think"
I took this photo at first to see what the stickers on the stop sign said, but I couldn't figure it out until just now. I did some basic equalizing and desaturated the photo for dramatic effect.

Day 17
I took this photo late on the 31st. I saw the moon and whatever planet that was supposed to be lined up this way and thought it made for a good photo. The shot was a bit shaky, but I think it turned out great. I did some brightness/contrast adjusting and desaturated the picture for the final effect.

Day 18: David Archuleta
I got off work around 2pm and Lily Rose wanted to go see David Archuleta, who was playing at a local restaurant. It was packed by the time we got there, so no way to get a good shot. Unless I climbed up that tree... lol. Anyway, my apologies for the blurriness, but this is the best I could do.

Oz: Sun Dance Party

I have left LA and begun my trek east. I am currently in park city utah participating in the sundance film festival. I have seen cool movies and met cool people. With so much to see and do, its hard to get out and get some cool pics, but here is what I have come up with...

Day14 – Arrival Day – I arrive in park City and it is beautiful. Get all situated with Sundance and get a really nice condo for the festival. I explore with my roommate and his friends. Meet some cool people, its going to be a good two weeks.

Day15 – Warehaus Day - A stack of New York Times in front of the warehouse that I have to deliver as part of my job. I usually arrive about 15 minutes before the rest of the crew, perfect time to take photos before the sun comes up.

Day 16 – Delivery Day – Make more deliveries, go to an advanced screening of a documentary, enjoy the mountain air. People keep stealing the pallet jack from the warehouse, so we brand it.

Day 17 – World Premiere day – I see two world premieres in one day, here is a photo from the audience, you can pretend like you are here.

Day 18 – Hungover day – too much to drink at the bar = miserable day. After work I take photos while I am waiting for the bus. Here are the instructions for a propane heater.

Day 19 – Shot tree day – Walking to lunch I discovered a grove of shoes. I got so caught up I was late to work. There must have been hundreds of shoes in these trees and no explanation. I wanna go back at sunset…

Day 20 – Latin Lover day – Ran into the Spanish actor again, I didn’t know he was also in the devils backbone…flirted…again, saw some movies, took this photo walking down main street, the blue lights seemed cool.

Lily Rose Day 15, 16, 17, 18 & 19: Playing Catch-Up

Day 19: Sunset Over Gainesville
I was waiting on a friend to come out of the store and really liked the colors of the sky, so I snapped this shot. I know it's not very inventive, but I hope you enjoy it.









Day 18: Self-Portrait
This is me driving in my car, but don't worry I'm stopped at a red light. I just liked the shine on my hair and for whatever reason, I look incredibly focused, which I doubt I was since I was at a red light and more than likely listening to some Catch-22!













Day 17: Stairway To Heaven
These are the kitchen steps at my parents' house. I have taken a spill on these more times than I care to acknowledge, especially since they've been tiled. However, I think the tile gives them personality and I love the lattice on the side. My mom and dad do some amazing work around the house!














Day 16: The Music Man
This guy plays guitar and sings at dialysis every other Friday. He's pretty good, but I, and pretty much every one else there, wishes he wouldn't use the microphone. He should just play acapella; we're in a relatively small space and the mic just makes it too loud, especially at 8 in the morning!










Day 15: "I Like Them Pig's Feet"
I took this picture in the Publix meat section. I just thought it was awesome that you could actually purchase pig's feet in the grocery store! Yes, I know that people eat them; No, I am not one of them, but still....I've never actually seen them packaged in a store!

Alison: Day 16, Day 17, Day 18

Well . . . I took a mini-hiatus not because I didn't want to be here, but because over the weekend, I literally never sat down at a computer. It was a long and exceedingly exhausting weekend -- one I both enjoyed and cursed.

But I did take some pictures, and so, here they are:

Day 16: Kelly's Camp.


This is a hunt/fishing camp about six miles or more from my house in the Ocala National Forest.

I've driven by it literally almost every day of my life. The camp has sort of a down-home American country feel to it that's always appealed to me. And that's just what I aimed to portray.

Day 17: Voluntary Fire Fighters.

In the small, rural area I live in, our emergency fire crews are 100% voluntary. On my way home they were doing an apparent run through of all the sirens and lights.

This is one of the fire engines stationed near my house. My primary goal with this one was to capture the po'dunk, country-ness of the fire station. I ended up more photographing the truck than the station itself, but I think the truck says enough that we don't even need to see the station to understand this is no NYC fire department.

Day 18: Siblings.

This is obviously a snapshot, but I can do no better for yesterday. And actually, this was taken around 2 A.M. yesterday. So this one might kind of be cheating. oh well. It's the best I can do for yesterday.

The people pictured are Susan and Jeff, my sister and brother, myself (allergy-riddled), and Jorge, my brother's best friend and our unofficially adopted brother.

Mat Ryan: 16 January

It's a glass eye in a velvet pouch :)

Dennda: January 16th

Alone in the dark.