309/366 – Home

*Tuesday, November 20
I hadn’t done a double exposure for a while, so I thought it would be good to do one while I was home.

257/366 – Clay Stomp

Today the K-State ceramics department held a clay stomp, where we all stomped on last year’s dried clay while slowly adding water to get it back into usable shape. 

220/366 – Deck

I hadn’t created a photograph for this series in a while, and I figured it would be appropriate to make one at my new apartment.

198/366

198/366, a photo by aithom2 on Flickr.

I hadn’t done a double exposure for my series for quiet a long time. And since I only have 2 weeks left in Minnesota at my parents’ house I thought it would be a good idea to get one with my mom’s garden before I move.

167/366 – Morning

Thursday, June 21

Friday morning was my frist time meeting my little nephews. They were sound asleep when we got in the night before, so when they woke up in the morning I was immediately in their room to see them. They were born very premature and because of that still have to have their breathing and heart rate monitored. I loved his glowing little foot, and had to grab a few pictures.

142/366 – Jump

Somehow my camera switched from raw to medium quality jpg, even though I didn’t go in that menu today. So the quality of this is not nearly as good as I would like.

102/366 – A day in the life of a nanny

I figured when all else fails, a double exposure will look interesting.

The older boy I nanny for was at school this morning, so the younger one and I had a nice quiet morning playing with play-doh. Normally when I am taking pictures he tries to jump in front of the camera and yells “cheese” but today he was so involved in his work that he was oblivious to me. I loved it.

83/366 – green grass and flip flops

Another digital double exposure for my series.

77/366 – River

I had such a wonderful day out shooting with some great people, and a double exposure for my series seemed necessary on such a day.

51/366 – Frostbite

I feel like I need to apologize for posting this, ha.

I had no other ideas, and was feeling quite lazy, so naturally I took a picture of my badly frostbitten toes. I froze them a month ago or so, and they are not looking any better. But as the saying goes, “frostbite in January, amputation in July” so I will just have to wait and see.