I tried my hand at night photography and discovered something I already knew–that I LOVE night photography. I ended up getting these amazing photos of stars, and sure there is some noise from the high ISO and they’re a little bit fuzzy, but I am incredibly pleased with them as a start.
I can’t wait to learn more and get good at taking pictures of the stars!
It’s been ages since I’ve posted because I made the crazy decision to move to California and spend the summer living and working in Yosemite National Park.
That said, I figure it’s time to start sharing photos from my time here.
These are a few of the photos I took during the brilliant super moon last night in Yosemite. It was beautiful! 
Just a few photos from my Friday evening.
On Thursday, I took some pictures of a rainy night on my street. Very fall-like, I’d say.
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Last night, Jim and I went for a little walk around the neighborhood during which I stopped every 3 seconds to take a picture. Must have been kind of annoying for him, but he tolerated it. (Thanks Jim!)
One of my co-workers is definitely going to give me crap about doing another photography post this week, but I couldn’t resist! My friends invited us to a spontaneous evening barbeque in celebration of the magnificent weather, and I really wanted to try out my new camera in the dim light. I must say that it performed really well. I’m impressed!
Possibly motivated by the apocalyptic-sounding wind storm going on outside my window, tonight I did a paper collage of a meteor shower. Even though it looks simple, it took a lot of patience and gluey fingers. I’m happy with the results, though. Actually, I kinda love it!
This evening, I made a tiny short film about the snow since there is a snowstorm going on in Chicago right now. Note: I always pretend that I don’t like the snow because it’s dirty and cold, but I actually think it’s pretty.
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