P2: Project # 7: The Five Senses-Touch

 "Feather," "Wet," "Limp," Furry," and "Oily"

"Wet"

P2: Project # 7: The Five Senses-Taste

 "Fruity"

"Bitter"

P2: Project # 7: The Five Senses-Hearing

 "Clash"

"Knock"

P2: Project # 7: The Five Senses-Smell

 "Sweet"

"Fresh"

P2: Project # 7: The Five Senses-Sight

 "Beautiful"

 "Colorful"

 "Colorful"

Summary: For my five senses project, what I did was have adjectives placed by the organ the sense is used. The adjectives used are words one would use to describe using that sense. 

P2: Scanner Project

Summary: This "project" was so entertaining. I had never really thought about putting my head on a scanner and rotating it. Its such a random and amazing idea. I love it!

P2: Project # 6 : Infrared/Landscapes

 (Infrared Edited picture on top and original picture below) A park bench at Brown's Ferry Park on a nice day.

  (Infrared Edited picture on top and original picture below) A picture of a tree, in order to take this picture I had to lean close to the trunk of the tree and look up and take the picture at an angle.

  (Infrared Edited picture on top and original picture below) A hidden pathway at Brown's Ferry Park.

  (Infrared Edited picture on top and original picture below) Following at trail along near the Tualatin River.

  (Infrared Edited picture on top and original picture below) The tree at the end of the trail.

  (Infrared Edited picture on top and original picture below) Dandelions blowing in the wind. 

 (Infrared Edited picture on top and original picture below) The Tualatin River taken from a little dock in Brown's Ferry Park.

 (Infrared Edited picture on top and original picture below) Another pathway in Brown's Ferry Park.

P2: Project 6: Landscapes

Summary: For this project, I went down to Brown's Ferry Park and I walked around taking pictures of different things. I really enjoyed this project. The only negative I have to say about this project was that the day I decided to take pictures it was cloudy. This caused the lighting of most of the pictures not to be as good as they could be.

P2: Project # 5: Portraits (In Black and White)

My mom playing Words with Friends.

My mom playing Words with Friends.

My mom playing Words with Friends.

 Lucy trying to fall asleep on her bed.

 Lucy trying to fall asleep on her bed.

Lucy sleeping on her bed

Lucy getting jealous and watches me pet my cat on the other side of the gate.

Lucy getting jealous and watches me pet my cat on the other side of the gate.

Lucy barking at an animal on the t.v.

Lucy watching t.v.

P2: Project # 5: Portraits (In Color)

 My mom playing Words with Friends.

 My mom playing Words with Friends.

 My mom playing Words with Friends.

 Lucy trying to fall asleep on her bed.

 Lucy trying to fall asleep on her bed.

 Lucy sleeping on her bed

Lucy getting jealous and watches me pet my cat on the other side of the gate.

Lucy getting jealous and watches me pet my cat on the other side of the gate.

Lucy barking at an animal on the t.v.

Lucy watching t.v.

Summary: For this project, I wanted to take pictures of my mom and my dog, Lucy. When I took pictures of my mom I told her not pose and pretend like I'm not here. When I was taking pictures of her, she was playing Word with Friends on her phone. I took pictures of her playing that game. For taking pictures of my dog, Lucy, I would follow her around. When I first took pictures of her, she was on her bed sleeping. I decided to take pictures of her on her bed sleeping. After away I got tired of taking pictures of her and thought to take pictures of my cat, Katey. However, my cat wasn't cooperating with me, so none of the pictures of her turned out well. All my cat wanted me to do was pet her. My dog overheard me taking pictures of my cat and got jealous. So I took pictures of Lucy standing next to the gate I have set up to separate my cat from my dog. What I found out from doing this project was that I like taking pictures of people posing in certain ways. I like having that control of how the picture should turn out instead of following my subjects around until something happens that would make a good picture.