I am taking a course on digital video & photography. My first homework was moving subjects at night.



We went out doing portraits. My close-up of a female student's nose, was emotionally evocative!



Last Friday we went to a park. And the teacher recommended black & white for full sunlight. But a college official thought my portrait of the teacher was unflattering!

G'day pat garrett:

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"I really like the picture of the nose, oh how I struggle with nose hair" As you dislike your mammalian nature, you may reincarnate as a reptile!


[QUOTE]it is kind of your classmate to let you take this picture[/QUOTE]The teacher shrank back and complained, when I tried to photograph her hairy mole!



[QUOTE]surreal. I also feel your black and white is surreal[/QUOTE]How can I work on surrealism?



[QUOTE]I can post my other are work[/QUOTE]I look forward to your life drawing.

G'day pat garrett:
   
[QUOTE]like some tourist to austria took it. sorry. kind of like, hey mom, i say two lesbians in austria.[/QUOTE]The closest I got to Austria, was Switzerland; I was in Zürich three years ago. Over there in the United Arab Emirates, today is Friday 19 Sha'aban 1429 AH.

[QUOTE]keep going, i see real potential[/QUOTE]At the back of the community centre, the staircase had an ornamental cage atop.



[QUOTE]understanding your equipment is half of any artist battle.[/QUOTE]The substitute teacher was dreadfully incompetent! :eek:

[QUOTE]keep clicking away.[/QUOTE]On the community centre's back landing, was a syringe cap.

My personality type is the most misunderstood. I was referring to the painter who stood in for my digital photography teacher, while the latter is in Africa!

Welcome back, pat garrett:

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[QUOTE]red hair, and I like it.[/QUOTE]My substitute photography teacher was camera-shy! She wore sneakers.



And she carried a woven handbag.