library assignment

i went to the library and looked through a few books with nothing really jumping out at me and it seemed to be the same story when i was looking at roger fenton's photos until i came to page 91 where i saw view on the llugwy, north wales. i love the motion captured in the water and the textural quality of the rocks with the contrast of the moss. there is a great depth of field created by looking upstream into the foggy mountians where you can barely make out the trees. there is a wonderful balance of light and dark, even the water cantains a contrast of bright spots and dark areas. i think i like it so much because it reminds me of scenes of the hudson river back home along a winding road through the back country that we would take up to a couple ski places.

the roll of film i shot came out well! yay! something finally went right this month! kathy was a huge help and is going to help me with enlargements tomorrow, well actually later today. i am hoping to go out and shoot and process another roll or two before i go home friday, but that may just be wishful thinking.

today we were told to photograph things that we really love photographing so i thought i'd find a pic or two that i took that i really like.

if it wasnt for bad luck i dont think id have any luck at all

well going with the theme of my week something went wrong with my camera and my negatives were totally blank. i didnt go to criminal justice and take my test but i went to photo and ended up with dummy film. to say the least im a little discouraged. now i need to shoot another roll and develop it tomorrow to see if my camer is actually broken cause im having surgery on thursday and dont know how im gonna hold up my beast of a camera to take my pictures.

tonight i releazed just how much i miss digital, so here is a picture i took in monet's garden at his house in france