Roses

Alright, these are, obviously, all photos of some roses. They were done for a project of mine in which I had to illustrate a story using pictures. For exclusivity reasons pertaining to a contest, I can't actually post the piece here, but rest assured, it was pretty boring.

New photos

This is all some new photography from me. Some of it is from a 'green' photo shoot that I did, while the rest is just miscellaneous silly stuff.

Some new photography

The are some random pictures that I've edited in the past few days. Photoshop is pretty great. 

Hands

As you can see, these are all phtos of my right hand. We were told to do portraits of specific body parts, then to edit them and such. At the top is my original photo, in the middle is my photoshopped version, and the last one is the one I edited on Picnik.

Poem thing, I guess

It is an old color,
Sad and sorrowful, but with a lingering sense of hope.
It is the color of an old brick building, abandoned years ago, standing tall,
Or the old, dusty dress still hanging in the closet, alone and forgotten for years.
But it is also the color of a rose, fresh from the garden, its petals soft and young, awaiting the bright new day.

No matter what my poems are, they always come out looking ridiculously angsty. Honestly, I don't care for poetry at all - it's all a bit pretentious, isn't it? I far prefer prose and stories, really. Oh well, though - at least that's over, and I can move on to other things.

Red

These were my 'red' photos for the assignment - we were told to do a photoshoot themed around one color. It was just in the school, so there wasn't all too much to choose from, but I think these turned out decently. Later on, I'll be posting a silly poem about red, because we had to do that, too.

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