I really like these pictures. I'm surprised there aren't any people in any of them, out walking, except for the one taken across the park of our corner. There is a guy walking over on the corner of Dorchester. Of course, it was cold and early in the year. You'll have to go back in summer and take some pictures when people are out in Grant Park, and in Kenwood Park, too, as well as more on the streets.
And in the spring when the trees start to blossom all over Grant Park! And when our elms just bud out with their first buds and leaves. And . .and . .and. .
I think your classmates at Columbia 'saw' something about you, with their comments that they thought you were in Photography. You are a photographer.
Thank you, mom! Hehe, well, I would purposely wait for the chance to get a shot without people in it, if it was possible. I waited for people to move out of my line of sight, and I did the same with cars when I was taking pictures looking across Balbo. But also, there weren't a lot of people out and about, either.
And hehe, you're totally right about all the things I can get pictures of once the weather gets (and STAYS) nicer.
Gah, thank you. I think I could do a lot better, but I try to take shots that are pleasing to the eye. :)
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And in the spring when the trees start to blossom all over Grant Park! And when our elms just bud out with their first buds and leaves. And . .and . .and. .
I think your classmates at Columbia 'saw' something about you, with their comments that they thought you were in Photography. You are a photographer.
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And hehe, you're totally right about all the things I can get pictures of once the weather gets (and STAYS) nicer.
Gah, thank you. I think I could do a lot better, but I try to take shots that are pleasing to the eye. :)
Love you!
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