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| The Andes on the Inca Trail In Peru |
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| My friend took this of me, I usually don't post pictures of myself but it's taken in my favorite lighting! (right before sunset) |
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| It's mostly the bittersweet symbolism and juxtaposition between the engraving in the mountain and the broken roof in this photo that stands out to me |
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| This photo is not especially wonderful, except I felt obligated to post it... for when I was 6 years old I was skiing here in the French Alps and lost control and crashed into this sign..&broke my leg!! I laugh about it now though-I'm sort of a klutz :] They added the padding afterr my accident. |
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| Peru, again <3 |
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| More Peru! Most of my best pictures were taken there, I'm in love with the Andes. |
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| Love sun pictures!! Unfortunately they are horrible for my camera though.. haha |
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| Also in Peru!! WE were in the cloud forest- probably my favorite part of the trip.it was almost on the top of the mountain and the fog was beautiful to me. |
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| This was actually taken when it snowed in Boston-I felt the urge to engrave my hand and a heart in the snow. |
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| Also Boston! Telltale signs of the coming of spring:) |
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| Vermont! I love the bubbles and even the hand- it just gives a fun camp-y sort of vibe |
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| This was taken through the glass, and although the quality is poor, it is the jaguar's expression that pierces my heart. It's cage at the Dallas Aquarium is horribly small and kids are beating on the glass- the poor animal seems lost. |
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| The French Alps again! I love the lighting in the snow |
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| Peruvian rainforest! This section of the river appears very chaotic, which is one of the things I love about the picture. |
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| At Machu Picchu- The stone matches the mountain behind it! |
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| A mysterious path winding through the cloud forest. |
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| In deep thought... |
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| On the plane! The tips of a mountain are just poking through as we prepare to land and slide through the clouds. |
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| Finally, a simple chair lift going down the mountain to fetch more skiers. Would you like to take a seat? |
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| I love the bright light in this picture, the lighting scale and value on this picture is also fabulous. The picture is taken below the couple, as if you turned to walk up the staircase and caught them in the moment. Notice also how the reflective walls draw focus to the light and their figures. |
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| The colors and textures are perfect; this shot also allows the table to fill up half the frame while still being able to view the background. |
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| Nothing like a picture taken just straight up at the sky; beautiful! |
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| Again, notice the light in the background near the couple; it allows just the right touch that makes the shot more interesting. |
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| This time, the focus is on the bride's reflection, rather than the bride herself, which adds even more interest to the photo. |
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| Where was this taken? University of Chicago:) The most beautiful campus ever. |
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| Once again, the subject (the three girls walking), is at a distance, which gives you the sense that you ran into them. |
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| I love this photo- the flower girl looks mesmerized with her surroundings, maybe wondering what her wedding will be like when she grows up. |
