Selfie: Me Looking Fly Af
Today's Outfit: My "Edgy" Outfit
Sky: Not many clouds in this 100 degree weather
Something Red: You may think its pink, but honestly, its a shade of red. The flower wants to be red. Dont crush his dreams.
Bird's Eye View: Taken from my parent's balcony. Kermit was so scared. Poor thing.
Ant's Level View: The family basketball hoop we have had for ages.
Fruit: I was so glad my mom had bought fruit the day prior to the due date.
A Bad Habit: My family has a bad soda habit.
Someone I Love: My amazing boyfriend who is currently attending BSU. GO BRONCOS!
Childhood Memory: I have had this jewelry box for as long as I could remember.
Something Green: I thought this would look really pretty with the sun glaring on it. I was right.
Sunrise: Good morning world!
Me and a Baker's Dozen: I have a nail polish problem. I have way more than what you see above.
Eyes Closed: Because taking selfies with your eyes clothes is obviously the norm.
Silhouette: The only way I could think of how to get a clear silhouette was the use of a flashlight for shadow puppets.
Technology: The Nintendo Gang.
Sunset/Twilight: Good night!
Feet In Shoes: I thought it looked cool with the patterns interlining.
Something Blue: My sloppy Biology notes.
Faceless Self Portrait: My sloppy bun.
Hands: Tyler Loomis, my brother, and his Spock hands. Live Long and Prosper.
Sun Flare: Mood, Its way too hot outside.
Animal: My mom's dog Kermit, or Kermy.
Vegetable Close Up: Gross.
A Sign: Signs I have hanging up in my room. My grandma buys me signs if they remind her of me.
Something Orange: Literally the only orange objects in my room. I loathe the color orange.
From a Distance: Me and the buddy Austin (in the distance) getting some Starbucks.
Black and White: The broski
Self Portrait: My gorgeous smile. lol jk
Objective: Learn to understand how your camera works through repetition of process. Shoot daily photos of objects, abstract ideas & themes to stimulate the thinking process in decisions about subject matter, improve upon technical skills of framing, lighting and focal point, and build your own copyright free image library.
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