Photographing pets can be challenging; they don't hold still very well and don't always look at the camera. I have found that I get the best shots when I have my camera ready at all times!
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
Art House Co-op Free Projects
Art House Co-Op is a great organization based in Brooklyn N.Y. that hosts worldwide art installations that are open to the public-anyone can participate! Some projects are free and others charge a small fee to cover supplies and the work it takes to organize the projects. I have participated in the Sketchbook Project and many of their free projects. Here are a few of the pieces I have sent in:
The first painting is watercolor , the second is colored pencil, and the third is pen and watercolor.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Flora and Fauna
Spring has been here for a few weeks. Creatures are appearing, bulbs are blooming, birds are nesting and the world is coming back to life! Here are just a few pictures of my spring harbingers!
Labels:
box turtles,
chicken mushroom,
flower photography,
frogs,
Jaime Woody,
mushroom photos,
Spring,
Wildlife photography
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Self Portraits Test 1
Labels:
color blocking,
Jaime Woody,
photography,
self portraits
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Grounded
Every year in April for as long as I have lived here, these butterflies return to the exact same spot by the creek and gather, sucking something, I'm guessing algae, out of the sand. Being an especially delicate creature in human hands, it is surprising to see them crawling over one another and crowded so close together. When I think of butterflies I think of flowers and little girls and whimsey, I was shocked the first time I discovered them down at this particularly smelly and dank place that only gets water when it rains heavily, fluttering and pulsating in the mud.
Monday, April 16, 2012
The Georgia Renaissance Festival
Faeries and Dragons and Elves, oh my!!
I had a blast at the Renaissance Festival this year, some of the costumes were really creative and the food was better than expected. Apparently the turkey legs are a right of passage (this was my first time going to the festival), but the line was too long so I got corn fritters instead. I didn't take many pictures of the booths but if you are looking for anything fantasy related-costumes, masks, jewelry, tapestries, etc.-you are sure to find it there. For me, people watching was the main attraction:
Watch out for these guys!
Making Corsets
That's me!
I snuck a picture of this guy sneeking pictures!Now that's commitment!
Dragon Swing
Princesses in line for refreshments.
She caught me!
Her hair was past her bum and it was real! Lovely.
Great attention to detail on this family, except I don't think the bottled water was accurate.
Glass blowing tools.
Glass blowing demonstration.
Worn out!
Lady pirate paraphernalia.
Green man, my favorite!
Labels:
Costumes,
elves,
Faeries,
family,
fantasy,
medieval costumes,
Mythology,
photography,
Pirates,
Renaissance Festival,
Tattoos
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