Photographs by Nathan: A Dog's Point of View (2/2)

Here are the rest of my Round 1 photos. I took these inside the house, in the dogs' kennel in the basement. The first is a longing look at the lock. The next two feature Sam's favorite thing in all the world: his green ball. I'd love some feedback on the two similar ball photos: Which is more effective? What do you think of the selective saturation?















































That's all for this round. Bring on the comments!

Photographs by Nathan: A Dog's Point of View (1/2)

Here's my first installment. These three shots focus on my two dogs' longing to be in the house.

Photographs by Stephen: The Domestication of Water

To varying degrees, all my posted photographs reflect both goals of the assignment, to be somewhat ambiguous as to the subject and to use a wide range of values in the presentation of the water element. If there are any you can't identify, let me know and eventually I will reveal their origins in the comments.

Assignment for Stephen: The Domestication of Water

Find water wherever you can in your house. For each photo, choose one of two goals. State the goal of each image you post:

1. Post photos of water that is difficult for the viewer to place (e.g., I will have to search and think before I realize I'm looking at a water hose. )
   
2. Photograph with the goal of capturing a wide range in values in the water element itself.

Due date: August 5, 2008

Round 1

Assignment date: 31 July 2008
Due date: 5 August 2008
Evaluation date: 7 August 2008

Stephen assigns Nathan.
Nathan assigns Stephen.

Assignment for Nathan: A Dog's Point of View

Take at least 30 unique, quality shots that show your home from a dog's point of view. Black and white is preferred. Post your best few shots.

Due date: 5 August 2008