This is an photograph I took at a local park.
I was making prints of this picture, and I under exposed it, so I decided to colour it.

I felt like this related with our current topic in class, because the photographers also coloured in their pictures. (I used markers, while I am sure their coluring utensils were a little more complicated.)

[I thought I had another version of it up here, but I guess I don't. However you are welcome to look at the pictures or you are bored. There happen to be a couple of other pictures of the same park in this album.]

My Album

Pictures taken from Triptych

I wanted to start off this album with a picture of a 'modern' Japan. We see a person diving into the pool backwards, I feel that this is also how we view a forgein culture. We don't look at it head on, but we just jump in hoping things will work out.

I think this is pretty. I wanted a transitional piece, colour and subject wise. Here we see the water and the buildings in the background, which relate to the picture before it, but the focus of nature is more prevalent.

The color of red just jumps out at me, and made me want to do a album with the continuous theme of red and nature.

The focus of red is not as prevalent here, but still powerful.

And we end with another hint of red being the main focus.

Blue and Red are two of my most favourite colors, so I thought putting them together in an album would be fun. I also think that these pictures give a verity of scenes that would be of interest to Globe Trotters.