Shooting Exercise #4 - Black and White Visions

I took these photos at the Neville Public Museum and in some shops in downtown Green Bay.  I payed really close attention to the texture of my subjects, as well as contrast.  One question, what is your opinion on asking parents to take a picture of their really cute kid? I wanted to do that this weekend, but I decided it was maybe creepy.  Let me know what you think. :)

Shooting Exercise #3 - Considering Color

 Here are my photos for this week's exercise.  I found a huge variety of colors at the Antique Mall in Waukesha.

This hat has a happy and cheerful tone to it because of the bright yellow color.

This reds in this chair give a very luxurious feel especially mixed with the gold.

The purple in this image is kind of ironic because it is very far from luxurious or royal.

The bright blue hue gives a cool, calm, and collected vibe.

The brass has it's own antique feeling to it. 

Shooting Exercise #2 - Point of View

First off, I had some fun with this week's assignment.  My object that I chose is actually something that I made on Thursday night.  I glued pages of a book to this mini paper mache mannequin I had in my closet.  I decorated it, as you can see, and tried my hardest to make it look different in each image.  Hope you like my images! :)

In front of Van Male Pool

In downtown Waukesha, Antique Mall

In front of Waukesha Historical Museum

In Waukesha's Antique Mall

Also in Waukesha's Antique Mall

Shooting Exercise #1 - Lightscapes

 Alley by St. Joe's Church

Window by my dorm room

Window near St. Joe's Church

St. Joe's Church

View from my room