Photo number nineteen:
My school hired a henna artist today so I got free henna! I think it is so pretty, I wish I could have gotten something more elaborate and on both hands but since it was free we only got a small one.
Photo number eighteen:
I was walking through campus on my way to class, running a little late of course, and saw this guy on a bench and thought it was so cute! I was going to wait until after class to take the picture but I didn't want to chance it getting ruined so I snapped a quick picture and went off to class.
Photo number seventeen:
This is Bob our resident squirrel friend :) He likes to frequent our front porch looking for food, this particular day he found himself a waffle fry. Our sub-letters from the summer said they would wake up and Bob would be in the house on their bed or trying to steal food from the kitchen, he just doesn't give up.
Photo number sixteen:
I was walking to class the other day and the vines on brick looked cool and has a really interesting texture. I also enjoy taking perspective pictures like this because I like the depth it creates. I also love the contrast of the bright red, white and black.
Photo number fifteen:
Photo number fourteen:
This is Church Street, the popular shopping street in downtown Burlington; known for its shopping, unique dining and the college bars. In the winter they hang christmas lights everywhere and when it snows it is beautiful. I am very disappointed with this picture and plan on a retake when I get a tri-pod. When the flash is on the lights are washed out, but with out a flash and steady hand the picture comes out blurry. Also a tragic event took place when I tried to take this picture and now I have a cracked screen :( But the camera still works so that is a blessing...
i absolutely love picture fifteen of that tree on campus!
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ReplyDeleteYour picture of the squirrel is kind of horrifying. I have an irrational fear of squirrels...well it's not really irrational, I have good reason to be.
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Love the henna art! And great pictures. "Downtown" is beautiful too. Photography is one of my favorite things to do (when it's not so cold outside!) :)
ReplyDeleteOh no! Horrifying was not the vibe I was going for, my apologies ZP. May I ask why the fear of squirrels?
ReplyDeleteThanks Hannah! I can't wait to take a much better version of "Downtown" with the tri-pod I forgot I had but found the other day :)
I love the henna! :)
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