Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts

Friday, June 14, 2013

Florida Butterflies


Some more photos from Florida! These were taken down in the Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory. 





Isn't this moth huge!? (top) It was as large as my two hands put together!


Saturday, June 8, 2013

Modern Flowers

   
    This was a fun project that my dad and my parents set up. There was a small white flower outside our house which we took and set in a small bowl of water that we put some blue food coloring into. After that, we had fun trying different colored paper backgrounds. The only thing I did with the photos was increasing the contrast; unfortunately, in doing so, the black one and yellow one got a little blurry. 


Thursday, June 6, 2013

Florida Flowers May 2013

This May I traveled down to Florida to visit my sister and her family. All in all, the trip was fantastic! I just thought I'd share some of my favorite flower photos. Unfortunately, I'm not no expert in plants so I am unable to tell you what any of these are. However, they were beautiful!











Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Around Campus: Passing Fancies

These photos were taken early October while I was spending a morning walking around campus. They were "passing fancies" and I didn't have an objective in editing them. Some I tried extensive things and others, like the second lily, I left almost completely alone aside from cropping.








Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Around Campus: Play on Rose Bud

First off, school is going great! I'm loving the campus life and all of my classes... it's just a lot more studying than I expected :) Weather has been getting steadily colder; however I did manage to take some rose pictures before the temps dropped. This is a rose bud that I saw near the admissions office and really liked and so I did some "plays" on it. Enjoy! 




Thursday, September 6, 2012

California Carmel Flowers 2011

In 2011, my parents and I took a road trip to the Monterrey area and it was breathtaking. These photos were taken in the Carmel Mission. Enjoy!