(I'm not trying to be a cunt it's just my natural instinct to critique and I think it could help you if you wanted to get into photography more. Please don't be offended by me I'm only trying to help :) )
The composition of the first one is interesting but it's kind of bland. The second one also doesn't do anything for me. But the last one I really like how it's composed and framed by the objects.

I love the two people running up to it and touching it in the background. I just noticed that now.

I really dig those.

thanks anngella. i know next to nothing about photography. i am a sucker for the truth....;)

Well if you shoot a lot every day you'll get better and better. You definitely show good potential and I look forward to seeing more of your work.
I sound like some fucking official authority figure or some shit..
And aren't we all truth suckers?

thanks truth sucker.

I love how you see things.

The ticket for both venues (you can buy one at a time, but it costs more) is just 8 euros for students.
I don't think they'd readmit you on a different day without paying again, and I never considered going back to see all the vids mainly becuz I'm not a big fan of video art in that "context", and some vids are HOURS long. I think they should make a "better" selection and try to give everyone the possibility to watch everything. Shorter videos would help.
Hope there will be less videos and more "interactive" stuff @ the Arsenale, but even if the exhibition won't be that great, I'll be happy coz I love that place, even "empty".

They were going to take some darts from the boards.
Notice how all the ones threw too high are all there ha ha nobody could take them down. There were 2 little boys (probably 4-5 yo) running around in front of people throwing darts all the time, I was so afraid to hit one of them in the head that I refused to try.

I want your DL4 :)

I say "dl4" and jon boy appears... magic!
that waterfall spot is amazing. Where is it?

its near portland. its called multnoma falls or something and me and some crzy guy drove up there to see it. the view on the way looked like this:

...i almsot said "you really need to buy a tripod", but then i realized that's my photography professor talking. they wouldn't beautiful anymore if they weren't blurry... the top one especially. it would just be a picture of a wall, but you've made it more than that...

MORE MORE MORE jon boy, we want more Portland Pictures!!!!

Kitton, what are you doing up there?
You've got a weird ceiling fan by the way. Unless it's broken, then it would be almost the same as mine.

Old pictures

Those rock, EMMAh. The dog is amazing.

That dog looks incredibly human.

Did you take these? They are excellent pictures.

my cat jumped on the blade from that beam and both he and the blade fell. he is fine but the fan is not.

yeah emmah-those pictures are really good!

Thank you :) I think they're from the spring.

That's because she is human, a small child trapped in a dogs body.

Silly kitty. Well that means only one thing then, we have the same ceiling fan. Craziness.

There's these too

the dog and the one with the "greyer" flower are great!
which kind of film/developing process did you use? They have a really strange vintage effect, like the old pics in cemeteries (ha! this is a compliment, even if it may sound weird..) like some kind of oxidation.
If those 2 are digital the effect is even weirder...

Those are so awesome, EMMAh. I'm jealous.

I don't remember what kind of film I used, but the processing was pretty normal. Just the Fuji machine at my work haha. They're grainier than they should be because we scan negatives at 2mp and I did a bit of cropping.
I miss using film. When my friend went to BC and I helped him pack he gave me a couple of rolls so I should get on using them.

your macro shots are fucking great Emma, here are a few of mine from my first year at college, Don't laugh, i wasn't very good back then.

I like the first one the best :D The last one is really freaking neat though.
I wish I had a macro lens for my Pentax, all I have is a doubler. There was a zoom lens too but there was mold in it so it wasn't worth repairing.

why would i laugh? those are awesome. these two are my favorites. they have good composition and work on an abstract level as well as on a figurative level. i don't know if that's what you were going for, that's just what i like about them.

these are cool. you inspired me to scan some old photos...

Those are all amazing, screamingskull. I'm so jealous of you allll.