I like how the picture draws you to the reflection in the rear view mirror.

This was staged, I have to admit.

I was practicing my depth of field.

The middle shadow is actually one of my professors.

This one has three reflections.

I thought this was really interesting once it was developed, but before, I was just waisting film.

We went on a field trip and I snapped this.

This is an abstract. Can you tell what it is?

I think if you read the sign and look at the surroundings you'll see why I took this one.

I'll bet you've never thought of broken asphalt like this before.

I thought of this picture while looking at the fountain and it took five days for me to get back to take the picture.

I took this one to demonstrate motion in still life.

These steps are located below the Cliff House in Sanfransico.

Nadine was such a sport that I decided to practice selective developement on one of her pictures. This one I smeared the developer on with a paper towel.

This one I sprayed developer on with a spray bottle.

I liked the cloud formation.

Believe it or not, it is a different picture. This one I exposed, then reexposed with people's hands on the picture before I developed it.

This one was interesting. I burned, scrached, and beat the negative with a roll of ducktape prior to developing.