Narrative

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,

Humpty Dumpty had a great fall,

All the king's horses and all the king's men

Couldn't put Humpty together again.

SUCH a fun assignment.

On the Drive

Ever since I saw Everybody's Fine, I've had a new appreciation for telephone poles and wires. I've been wanting to take a picture of some ever since, and finally today I got the one I wanted.

Alexa Makenzie Johnson

Humpty Dumpty Preview...

This was my work station today for my Humpty Dumpty project. Since I'm going out of town tomorrow, I may not be able to post the photos until next week. Stay tuned though!

Happy Valentine's :)

Ai and Amber

Yesterday Ryan taught our Advanced Photo Studies class since Barb couldn't make it. He taught us lots of neat tricks to getting beautiful portraits. The first used only artificial lights in the studio, and the second two used zero artificial lights outside. Aren't they gorgeous?!

Lexi

I needed Lexi to complete my photo assignment, so I repaid her by taking several portraits of her! (And by several, I mean there are hundreds I'm not posting.)

Satisfied

Exploring Pleasant Grove

Bored back in January, so I drove around looking for photos! I'm not sure why it took me this long to post them though...

The process of dying

I took these pictures for a Photo Illustration assignment, but after the soft critique, realized they didn't fit the assignment! So I thought I'd just post them anyway.

F Stop Cafe

They sold! If you want a copy of your own (or any of the prints you see on my blog), contact me at 801-616-6263.

Ambiguous

For my Alternative Photography class, we had a project called "Ambiguous." We were supposed to create an image which had two concepts, so that it could be interpreted two different ways. I decided to take a picture of someone's hand with a handcuff on it, and then the other cuff would be dangling to the side, not attached to anything. It is unclear whether the person is being bound with or freed from those handcuffs, since it is only attached to one hand. I went to the police station and it was so nerve-racking! I never usually take pictures of people I don't know; I always have some sort of connection with the person. But this time, I called several strangers and made my own appointment. It was pretty intimidating until I was actually shooting! Here is the picture I came up with...It isn't exactly how I envisioned it, but do you think it portrays my idea?