It was a beautiful morning and I had a little time before work, so I ran into my house and got my camera. I got two really cool shots.
The first photo shows a the blue sky with the sun shining over the mountains; this photo was taken about 8 in the monrning and is looking westward.
The second photo was taken at the same time, but is looking eastward. As of now, I am happy with this photo, but not thrilled. I think that I could do a little more. First, I think I need to straighten the photo a little. Second I need to work on the over-exposed highlight in the top right corner.
Well in additon to these two photos, I also was walking back into my house, when I caught a look at my car and the ski rack on top. For some reason I just wanted to take some up close pictures. These are the photos directly from my camera, although now I am doing some digital darkroom editing on them.
Well in additon to these two photos, I also was walking back into my house, when I caught a look at my car and the ski rack on top. For some reason I just wanted to take some up close pictures. These are the photos directly from my camera, although now I am doing some digital darkroom editing on them.
slater
2 comments:
What beautiful photos. I must say I've always dreamed of teaching in Japan, but have no idea how to go about it. I'm a high school English teacher witha wife and three boys, and don't know how that would hinder the process.
Well, there are many opportunities to come and teach in Japan. I came through the JET Programme*, which has about 6000 people teaching in Japan. You can find more information at http://www.jetprogramme.org. However, there are many other resources on the web as well. It might be best just to search for "teaching english japan" in google.
*The Jet Programme looks for people who are under 40 years old. No Japanese experience is required. Contracts last for 1 year, but can be renewed for up to three years.
Post a Comment