Week three of my photography class had me using a color (along with its compliment) to tell a story. If you have been a long-time reader or you are new to Upper Pond, you know that my children and my home are most important to me. Sit back and enjoy a tour of Upper Pond.
Diptychs
Complimentary colors and negative space
(matt made this bowl for me in 5th grade)
Playing around with squares
Changing of the seasons
Looking at things a bit differently!
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Each photo is more wonderful than the one that came before it. Is that your son with the blue eyes? What a great portrait.
What a lovely sign of spring that first picture depicts. I especially like the changing season pic with it's angle aligned with the window frame. Enjoy your weekend.
:)Lisa
What a wonderful series! You, too, live in a beautiful spot! I love the use of blues and yellows!! The second dippy is my fave. The compositions of your square images are beautiful. Very nice!!
Beautiful series! I love your use of blues and yellows...the second dippy is my fave, I just want to sink into that chair and knit. The compostions in your square images are lovely, I found them trickier to do.
You, too, live in a beautiful spot! Well done!! :)
Jane I love your story...what a beautiful job you did. I really like how you used negative space with the broom shot...the daff blew me away...lovely choice of blue and yellow colors.
Saving the best for last, his eyes...
I'm so loving your latest series of photos. I so want an SLR!
the blue and yellow are so fresh! i really love the diptych with the chair and forsythia -- the colors really pop!
Charming-- blue and yellow and the subtle orange notes are such good friends, in this presentation and I love your gentle stories. That bowl is a little treasure as is the eye.
So pretty. I, too, especially like the 2nd diptych as well as the lovely bowl with blue inside...and, of course, your son's eyes.
i love the diptych.
what program are you using to create it. is it easy... I am having some challenges with photoshop.
excited to hear about your risk tasking... intriguing.
oh , the texture of the daffodil. and the broom shot i love so much. i have a thing for brooms.....an then the sweet blue eye that is so obviously smiling. lovely feeling you captured.
I love blue and all the shades it comes in and wow the blue in the childs eyes. Beautiful photos. Have a nice weekend.
Love the little look into your life! The bowl is gorgeous - beautiful blue to treasure! The broom and window shot is lovely, and of course the eye :) Precious!
I really do love the color in your photos---that class looks awesome!
great story Jane.nice clarity to your images...another perfect lesson!
Fantastic photos Jane! Thanks for sharing them.
what a lovely tour. i really liked the dip with the rocking chair and forsythia, and the simplicity of the changing of the seasons.
and blues eyes with read hair, my favorite combination : )
Thanks everyone!
RW-I used the collage feature in Picnik. It's a free program and pretty easy to use.
I really love the eye photo. Beautiful blue, friendly eyes, plus the blond of the hair.
I love your colours, blue and yellows are perfect together.
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Wow Jane, you really nailed this assignment. I loved your yellow/blue combination and your composition was stellar! I especially loved the porch shot with the broom an shovel! Well done!
lovely post! great pictures!
love the blues and yellows.
and the pottery that the kids make in school... THE BEST!
Beautiful! I love the chair for the interesting angle and the photo of the child's face up close. Good work!
these are all so lovely...
wonderful ....
i adore the last image... a most fabulous "eye capture"...
wonderful job!
happy week!♥ kim
This may be my favorite of your photos assignment posts. the blue and yellow images just pop off the screen - but the photo of your guys eye is perfection!
Wonderful pictures!
Matt made a beautiful bowl!!!
Love the eye shot :)
Its hard not to respond to the human eye (or an eye of any species). Lovely stuff!
What lovely work ! I love blue and yellow and you have presented them so well. What a lovely place to live! That daffodil is quite stunning and I love your first diptych! It's nicely balanced and very interesting.
exquisite set a photos. they're an invitation into a special circle.
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