Showing posts with label Spartanburg High School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spartanburg High School. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Not There
Today's The Daily Shoot said to take a picture of something that wasn't there. This young lady pulled her hood over her head outside of the office, and I thought, "Aha! Something that isn't there." Now, looking at the picture, I wonder... what isn't there? Her eyes obviously. But, her arms are crossed so she "isn't there" in the sense of being receptive. I wonder how else this shows not being there...
Friday, March 26, 2010
Fire Drill
Labels:
daily shoot,
firedrill,
Spartanburg High School,
students
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Absorbed Trio
Today's theme is three. My three shows three students absorbed in their PC worlds. I think the one on the right just might merge into the screen.
Labels:
computers,
daily shoot,
library,
Spartanburg High School,
students
Friday, March 12, 2010
Circulation Desk
I took a picture of my favorite gadget for The Daily Shoot. Every day, the circulation desk computer and scanner works hard for the library staff. I never think about these gadgets until something goes wrong. Then, I yell at the poor things.
Notice the squirrel watching to make sure I do my job correctly.
Notice the squirrel watching to make sure I do my job correctly.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Enclosed Negativity
Explore negative space. The area between D Wing (where the library is) and the other wings is a great place to explore negative space. It is a roofed asphalt area where one can walk to M Wing, over to a hallway leading to A, B, and C wings, or out to the parking lot. There are many places where the buildings enclose negative space, and I chose this particular angle.