This post is just my final project for my color class. Its a series of Montana State University students and trees found in and around Bozeman using photoshop techniques to blend the two images together. 
Tag Archives: photography
Film is not dead!
Shot with a Rolleiflex with Ektar 100 speed film. Portrait of a Pentax ME 35mm film camera.
Red Bike, Teal House
We have been having some crazy weather here in Bozeman. It has been in the mid 50s for the last couple weeks, and its February. Unreal, anyway, I have been going out regularly and shooting some of local bozeman. A lot of people here bike as a form of travel, weather for fun, for work, or to get to class, and since it has been decent weather you can see people riding again.
Here’s a bike that I saw leaned up against a house just down the street from where I live.
Playing with Lines
Walked through the house today after class and this caught my eye. Loved the way the diagonal shaft of light contrasted the vertical and horizontal lines..
Snow in Idaho
On the way back to school we stopped in Idaho to visit family and I took this picture in the backyard. Loved the way the light hit the snow that was resting on this bush.
Pike Place Market
Another shot from our trip to downtown Seattle last weekend. This is the famous Pike Place Market, not quite as busy as it usually is due to gloomy weather but still full of the sounds of vendors selling their wares. I love the neon lights and the mood that this shot creates.
Seattle Asian Market
Spent the afternoon in downtown Seattle exploring with my good friends now that I’m back in the 206 for break. Loved the colors in this image of an Asian gift shop/market.
A $6.5 million Photograph
After hearing the hubbub about Peter Lik supposedly selling a photograph of Antelope Canyon for $6.5 million I think it is only appropriate for me to start asking for such a ridiculous sum of money for one of my pictures as well. I will be taking offers starting at $1 million and going up by $1 million increments.
This picture was taken in Antelope Canyon, looking up from the slots towards the gorgeous colors and light that makes these canyons famous.
‘Green’ Transportation
City Flowers
Still organizing my hard drive and I found this picture that I took in 2011 while my dad and I were walking around Bellevue. This flower caught my eye because of its rich color compared to that of its surroundings, mainly concrete and shale.
Also, thanks for sticking around for 100 posts! Hope you guys have been enjoying the blog! Can’t wait to see what I put out in the next year!
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