I think I’ve found out the reason why my dog stays so thin and trim. He doesn’t simply eat his food straight from the bowl. He travels with it! I should try this out.
I think I’ve found out the reason why my dog stays so thin and trim. He doesn’t simply eat his food straight from the bowl. He travels with it! I should try this out.
I really have nothing to say about this picture. Just me. Being weird. The end.
We have ducks all around where I live. (And consequently, my dog has done his best to make sure they are scared to death of him.) I have found so many picturesque moments with these ducks and this is the first one I’ve snapped. I just hope I can find more moments like these throughout this project.
I couldn’t find my camera all day today so I snapped this quick photo of my dog, curled up on my lap, when I finally did at 10pm. This is one of his favorite positions and he’s a huge cuddle-monster who loves curling right up next to me wherever I am, no matter how uncomfortable it makes him or me!
One of the first graphics I did for my magazine. I messed with the greens and browns to make them pop and I think it turned out really well. For me, at least.
Just one of the beautiful views outside my internship. I used some photo editing tricks to make the skies and waters more blue and the grass a more vibrant green. I’m still playing with photographs to make them look better and more vibrant. It’s a learning process but it’s one I’m loving.
The view from my porch. It really is beautiful here.
My first picture for this project of my dog! I really need to figure out how to remove his crazy eyes. Sometimes, I have to use the flash sometimes so I’ll have to play around with it.
I had a mini-photoshoot today for my magazine. This is me, pretending to read my Bible. I’ll be doing a lot more of these little photoshoots for my magazine so expect a lot more of these updates. I just hope they turn out a lot better!
The courtyard at my school. This is the central hub for all journalism students and is a beautiful place to attend classes. It’s calming, relaxing, and serene.
