This weeks project is all about color. Haha, next weeks is too! Primaries and secondaries. Red, Yellow, Blue. Purple, Orange, Green. They can be found in nature, out on the town, in your house or manipulated on your computer. Each picture should be predominately one color- or the focal point should be a specific color. Example: a bunch of green leaves with a bright little lady bug could either be "green" or "red."
Please label each picture with your name and the name of the color which it represents. You could also tell where you found your color, if you want! By the end of two weeks you should have 6 different pictures posted. Overachievers have permission to over-achieve. Teal, olive, chartreuse, melon...knock yourself out! Procrastinators beware. (Yes, I'm talking to myself).
Now go out and explore some of God's finest gifts...color!
Happy snapping!
Monday, July 26, 2010
Foreground and Background...on the GROUND!
Monday, July 19, 2010
Who is this Other Heidi Anyway?
Contrast & Texture
Week 5: Foreground - Background
I'll make this short and sweet. Shoot something in focus in the foreground with an interesting background that is out of focus. You can do this in aperture mode. The lower the number, the blurrier the background. Really, anything under a 5.6 will blur the back. Then switch. Blur the image in the foreground and focus on the background.
Happy snapping!
Happy snapping!
Better late than never...right?
These next images I love. Partially because it is the entrance of the community center where I took Codie to swim lessons (FUN!) and also I took a super rock'n Zumba class! Which I now highly recommend to any individual of the female gender looking for a mega fun work out. The other part of my love is stemmed from the contrast in colors and shapes. I had to park my car off to the side and then stand on it in order to get the first two images below.


Saturday, July 17, 2010
An Artistic Eye...But Not Mine
This week was a little hard..okay, really hard for me to think of something for contrast. Everywhere I went I took my camera but never found anything that struck me. Yesterday I was driving and a long chain of thoughts led me to this idea. It turned out pretty fun and is really different from what I'm used too.
This is my amazing and beautiful friend Dee. I LOVE the the way she always has her hair and her make-up looks awesome on her. Definitely not something I could pull off.

This is my amazing and beautiful friend Dee. I LOVE the the way she always has her hair and her make-up looks awesome on her. Definitely not something I could pull off.

Sunday, July 11, 2010
Week 4: Contrast
Contrast. In photography it means, "to show the relative difference between light and dark areas of a print or negative." Outside of photography it means, "a striking exhibition of unlikeness." In art, in general, it means, "the opposition or juxtaposition of different forms, lines, or colors in a work of art to intensify each elements properties and produce a more dynamic expressiveness."
Thank you dictionary.reference.com!
I love all of these explanations of contrast. Please interpret for yourself and use your artistic eye to produce some shots that show contrast.
Happy snapping photo phriends! :)
repeat repeat repeat
Photos by Heidi


I love love love these purple flower things.

I had fun cropping my images.

I really like this in black and white.


I had a hay-day with this project! Ha ha ha. Get it?

I collected all these images on a drive through the country
BY MYSELF!
It was only an 8 mile loop, but it took me a good hour to get around it.
Drive. Look. Stop. Reverse. Shoot. Repeat.
The picture on top -of the old fence posts- was the first picture I took.
Looking at it now it feels kind of boring. But I decided to keep it on to show growth! Ha!
Sometimes I think I'm so funny. I might need more sleep!
I hope everyone else is enjoying their picture taking like I am.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Color, Repetition, Shape . . . so much to think about

I loved the lines of the pine tree branches against the blue sky
but as I got closer and noticed the new buds and the shapes they made,
I was even more intrigued.

I love the repeating image
in the water but what
I love even more is Hayden
and Tyson together
fishing. They are the buds
and as I watch Hayden,
I can see so much of Tyson
in him. Hayden is always
wanting to be "just like Dad".
More than just a
Somthing fun!
Abuela Sue
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Mmmmmm
Monday we braved the heat and went to Jones' orchard to pick blueberries, blackberries, and peaches. I was excited because I think pictures of produce at places like this can turn out so great because they are so colorful and fun! This was a little bit of my attempt. I felt like I was snapping away but I came home and thought is that all I took? Here's a few.



I will definitely be taking more photos next time. And in case you are wondering, all the fruit has been delicous!
P.S.- by Christina
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Week 3
Happy 4th of July! Time for another project! Repetition. Lines, shapes, colors...your choice. Find something visually interesting even if it is ordinary or you look at it everyday. Use your creative eye and find some repeating whatevers! May I also empower you to go on an artist adventure sometime this week and let your inner creative child have some time to play. Even if it is just a walk, by yourself...well, almost by yourself...TAKE YOUR CAMERA!
Don't be afraid to post an image everyday. Or several by the end of the week
Relaxation = Fun!

Below is a picture of my husband. He was on his way to have some fun of his own, and try his luck fishing the waters of Detroit Lakes, MN.
Makes me wish I could fly

Friday, July 2, 2010
I am HERE!!

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