A lizard holds onto a blade of grass.
I know I recently took a photo of a lizard (a month ago) but that one was taken with my phone. This one’s with my real camera! And I ran out of ideas, so a backyard lizard is a fallback. We’ll try to spice the photos up with some people or something next week.
A butterfly prepares for a incoming landing on a flower.
This weekend was fun– I went camping, and there were lots of neat photographic opportunities. Even an alligator! But my favorite I shot was this butterfly coming in for a landing.
Stephen jumps and grabs a frisbee between his legs while playing ultimate.
I played ultimate on Saturday and only took a few pictures, so I didn’t get anything spectacular. I think this one is funny, though.
I’m not sure if this photo is posed or not. I took two like this– one, Stephen posed, then another, it actually happened. I’ll just be blissful in my ignorance on this one.
The Goose's Acre casts a glow out onto The Waterway in The Woodlands.
I went to see Blue Like Jazz on Friday, so I felt like getting some cool, Van Gogh-esque shot of stars and lights and sky. That more or less failed.
However, I did get this shot of The Goose’s Acre that I enjoy enough. And a pub seems to go along with my hoped-for Blue Like Jazz theme.
Children gather around a lamb held by one of the members of Crossroads Baptist Church on Good Friday.
This picture basically looks like something you’d see on the wall of a Sunday School classroom. That’s what I was going for, so… success!
Crossroads had a big focus on Jesus being the lamb on Good Friday, so they brought in some animals and suburban kids got to see what they’re really like.
Colin talks to Stephen at Sweet Eugene's, a coffee shop in College Station, TX.
The coffee shop where I took this photo was very dark, which was ok, because I happened to be carrying around my 50mm 1.8 lens. I shot Colin a couple times before I decided to edge Stephen’s profile into the frame, and I like how it turned out. Maybe other people don’t. But I feel this is one of the more interesting and well-composed shots I’ve done so far this year.