Photo of the Week: Urban Landscapes

I like this picture of a street in Portland because of the way the street leads away out of  the frame. Also, it has good repetition of elements with the white bordered windows in the top left of the image. It also gives the viewer a good depictions of Portland, which is important in an urban landscape, because it shows an older side to the city through the architecture. 

Photo of the Week: Death decay, destruction

I chose this picture to represent death, decay, and destruction because of how the birdhouse is falling down. It is has not been kept up, and it is on a small branch. A real bird house would not be on on its side, making it hard for a bird to get into. It gets more at the destruction part of the description because it hasn't been kept up in a long time. 

Photo of the Week: Animals

This is a picture of my neighbor's chickens. I like how the fence frames each chicken and makes it a portrait of each one. To the left I cropped the original image to show just one chicken's head. All the chickens have different attitudes and I thought it was interesting how they were captured in the different frames of the picture. 

Photo of the Week: Documentary event

This photo is a documentary event, because it documents the Yarmouth Ski Team's recent championship, which, as with any championship is a newsworthy event. The skier is Lauren Stackhouse, who won the overall competition. 

Photo of the Week: People (Feet)

This is the image I choose to show people. As the description requires for this shot, the environment  is very important. The people in the background show that this is an event, and the foot itself obviously shows that it is a ski event. Skiing is important in my life and this photo expresses that. 

Random post

I did not take this photo. I put it up there because I like the Bruins.