http://www.flickriver.com/groups/wild_horses/pool/interesting/

http://www.groupon.com/deals/gg-ansel-adams-framed-art?c=all&p=65

Thought it was funny that we were just talking about him and then I see this on Groupon.

http://www.anseladams.com/

Ansel Adams

http://www.coloradowildlifephotography.com/

http://www.wildlifeextra.com/go/photo/wildlife-photography#cr

Just a couple sites on wildlife photography, one type of photography that I thoroughly enjoy.

I have gotten the opportunity to take some cool pictures of some wildlife myself, but I always wish I had more chances.  I'll include one that I took myself.

This is a coyote near the Grand Tetons.  I made it black and white too since we're working with that in class :)

Depth of Field

http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/depth-of-field.htm

Since we just went over all of this again yesterday :)

Play a game about the Evolution of the Camera :)

http://www.dailybreak.com/challenges/camera_evolution

I love roads.  This is just magical.  http://fuckyeaheyegasms.tumblr.com/page/20

     So last night I was bored and was working on some photo editing.  I honestly don't know much about working photoshop so I mainly just mess around with the contrast and brightness and, occasionally, saturation in order to create black and white images.  I took some pictures for my little sister as her senior pictures over winter break and wanted to share one of them.  I thought it looked pretty good.

     It's a tad dark I guess, but I thought it was a bit more "artsy" than the other ones I took.  I like the high contrast between the snow and everything else in the picture (her clothes, the playground).  I wish we had more snow here in Denver right now.  I feel like snow lends itself to black and white photography really well and that is what we're working with right now in our photo class.  Hopefully I'll get a chance to take more pictures later this week and this weekend so I can get into the lightroom and develop the film.  Really excited about this whole process :)