Showing posts with label workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label workshop. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Day 102 - Fellow Blogger

While at the workshop in Montreal I ran into a fellow blogger, Susan. It's always nice to see each other outside the virtual world. It was fun to chat together to compare notes and catch up on day to day stuff. Of course, we both had our cameras with us so we decided to snap a few shots. There weren't tons of photo ops within the room but we still managed to find a few interesting shapes, textures and lines. Taking photos is always fun but doing it with someone who shares the same interest makes it even better.

Day 100 - Tracks

Off to Montreal to help give a SMARTboard workshop to teachers. As you can probably guess from the picture, I'm traveling by train. I always enjoy riding the train. I find it very relaxing and it's nice not to worry about traffic. It also gives me the opportunity to get a little work done or watch a movie. While we were waiting for the train I decided to go out on the tracks and take some pictures. I would have liked to stay longer and try some different angles but I was worried if I stayed too long I might be getting a closer look at the tracks than I really wanted to.

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Day 292 - Milkweed

Finished up our workshop in Laval today. It was a great two days and I've learned a lot about writing and photography. I not only learned about the project and how to work on it with my kids but I got lots of great photography resources. The process has pushed me to think about my photos and the need to look at content as well as technique. As in life, I believe balance is the key.
On my drive home I did a lot of thinking and looked around for photo opportunities. Don't worry I kept my eyes on the road as well. There was lots of milkweed along the road and it made me think of the beautiful milkweed pictures one of the teachers took this morning. I took pictures of the milkweed at three stages, closed pod, open and dispersing and empty. I wanted to put all three together so I hit youtube and checked out the tutorial videos. I used the masking tool but only managed to get two of the three in. It's nice to know there's ALWAYS something new to learn.