Liz doesn't like this photo I took of her, but she is looking simply awesome as usual. It's a bit weird because she was standing in the front entrance of my school and I was outside shooting her through the glass and there are reflections. And that's the weird bit. Yes...

Oh Liz is so cute. So this was again taken at the bus stop, and it was for Natural Light, the last assignment I did for 2004.

Oh man, this assignment was way fun to shoot. I love Liz for laying outside on the tennis court by her house and letting me crack eggs on her ^.^

This was for the Alleyway assignment. I like this photo because there's a red flower on the windowsill, but you can't see it because the photo's not in color. And I don't know what's up with the white corner. It's not that way in the physical print.

The title of this is Window into Trees and Lace. It was turned in for the same assignment as the first photo.

I remember I took this in the window of a bus at the bus stop. I spent about 2% of my sophomore year waiting at that bus stop for the connecting bus that would take me home, and this wasn't the only assignment that I shot there. And Liz's got a lollipop, not a cigarette. And I turned it in for the reflections part of the Shadows/Reflections assignment.

Speaking of assignments taken at the bus stop, about half of my Solitude assignment was shot there. The other half of the roll had this sock in it, and it was really weird. Anyway, this is what I ended up turning in.

I remember this. I had this photo planned out in my head long before I went out with Amanda and shot it. This one turned out wonky because of the ad in the background. ...Though my photo teacher said he liked the ad, an act which I still consider to prove him truly mad.

Mmm... I like this one. It still makes me feel all warm and happy inside when I see it. Turned this one in for the second assignment (Shadows & Reflections) of Sophomore year. I don't think I have turned in a photo of Amanda since. This is depressing. I must shoot more of her in the future.

This was at the airport when my mum was going off to Russia, also at the beginning of sophomore year. It doesn't make me cringe as much.

So this was the first photo I turned in waaaay back at the beginning of my sophomore year. I have one of those cringy feelings when I look back at it.