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Perfect?
Submitted by misilover on February 15, 2008 - 11:21.
Someday I'll find the perfect mix of
light and dark
shadow and glare.
Tractor Color
Submitted by ggevalt on February 12, 2008 - 11:55.
Brandon Sweet, a senior at Essex High School, says this about his photograph: “I took the picture of the tractor because I am a farmer, and I love the look of old equipment. I see these things every day, and I wanted to view them from a different perspective. I work on a 700-cow dairy farm. We milk 300 of them; the rest are dry cows and heifers. Usually I milk cows.
Tractor B&W
Submitted by ggevalt on February 12, 2008 - 11:52.
Brandon Sweet, a senior at Essex High School, says this about his photograph: “I took the picture of the tractor because I am a farmer, and I love the look of old equipment. I see these things every day, and I wanted to view them from a different perspective. I work on a 700-cow dairy farm. We milk 300 of them; the rest are dry cows and heifers. Usually I milk cows.
Alone
Submitted by ggevalt on February 5, 2008 - 00:30.
This photo was taken by Errica Caposseo, Essex High School.
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Ingrid
Submitted by ggevalt on January 29, 2008 - 11:22.
Chelsea Wait, a senior at Spaulding High School, has this to say about her photograph:
Miles Latham
Submitted by ggevalt on January 22, 2008 - 10:11.
Miles Latham, an eighth-grader at Hartford Memorial Middle School, wrote this about his artwork: “When I made this tree, I was originally intending to incorporate some of the shapes and colors of fire into the design. But as I continued, I realized that it would look far more interesting to use many colors of the rainbow.
Snowstorm -- Amy Coleman
Submitted by ggevalt on January 14, 2008 - 22:18.
This photograph is by Amy Coleman, a student at Essex High School. Here is how she describes her work: “My theme is ‘memories.’ This shows black and white pictures of something a little depressing or not that special, but then I add color to a specific part of it that adds meaning. This is only my second time using digital, but I think it's going well.
Hot & Cold
Submitted by ggevalt on November 26, 2007 - 13:23.
Callie Cox of White River Junction says this about her piece: “When I made this I was thinking of fire and ice and what they might look like together. I like the whole picture, especially how the different colors blend together. I like art and pictures because you can express yourself in many different ways.
