Peyton's Commercial Photography Blog

80 year old brother and sister race their scooters across the F1 one track. After turning the corner the lady's scooter flipped on its side and her brother looked back and laughed. Three elderly women go to a nearby park for the elderly and Cathy enjoys the swings. The swingset was very old and warn out so when Cathy swung on it she broke it, which the two other elderly's predicted would happen. Linda and Joe dress up for their party clebration of Thanksgiving at their house. Linda and Joe didnt have anything to wear for their party so they decided to steal these costumes from their grandchildren and haven't given them back yet.

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1. I would like to visit the Takakanonuma Greenland, Hobara, Japan.. I found that this abandoned theme park was the most inspiring for me to take pictures of. This is because even though it is clearly old and worn down it still has beauty to it. I think that in this park there are many opportunities for some great photos, mainly because of the beautiful background that is visible from one of the roller coaster rides, and also it still has a lot of color diversity and is very unique. 2.        3. a) grave yard     b) castles in Ireland     c) volcanoes     b) beaches in Mexico     d) street photography 4. 5. I think it would be fun to take photos of castles in Ireland because even though a lot of them are really old and even broken in some places they are still so breathtaking. I am Irish and both of my parents have been to Ireland and I dream of going there and also seeing some of its beautiful castles. I love how the castle stands out because of all of the green surround

    1. I think I can speak for a lot of people when I say that Nick Brandt's photographs of these animals are truly amazing. I love how these images were filled with natural beauty of nature in the East African wild. I liked how he did not use a telephoto lens to include the sky and landscape which I think is just as important as the animals themselves.     2.     3. This photo is of two lions comforting each other. This photo is my favorite because it shows these big, strong, tough animals being so gentle towards each other in their natural habitat and this is the reason that there is so much beauty captured in just this one photo.    4. One rule of photography in this photo is balance because for the most part it is showing the same thing on both sides (if you were to cut the photo in half.)     5. He does not use a telephoto or a zoom lens, instead he uses a Pentax 6711 camera with 2 fixed lenses. This is important because he believes that you can capture the soul of

1. The first thing that caught my eye in my photographers photos was the the simple beauty in these landforms. I chose Ansel Adams mainly because I admired his talent of capturing the beauty of nature.              2.  I am in Sierra Nevada. I see the big snowy mountains that stand before me. I stand in awe of this sight. The cold wind blows harder near the top of the mountain and my nose begins to turn red. But I can still smell the cold air and the sweat on my body. I  hear  the violent wind blowing at the top of the mountains. The wind refuses to stop smacking my face and pounding my ear drums. jump into the lake surrounded by hills.  I taste the water as I sink deeper and deeper until my body floats back up to the surface. My movements cause ripple affects in the water surrounding me. I feel the temperature drop as I climb further up the mountain. My feet become colder as the snow makes my shoes more and more wet. Then I look up from the top of the mountain and I feel lik

1. I think a good theme for school would be colors or the different extracurriculars offered at Bowie. I think another good theme for off campus would be famous downtown places to go. I think that we could place a series of these panels around school. 2.  I think we should open it up to regular cameras because those result in better pictures. 3.  I would want to put the mural in the courtyard.

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