Dear loyal followers,
I regret to inform you that my esteemed blog shall be closing. I know your lives centered around muy beautiful work and I'm sure many of you will fall into the deepest depths of dispair. In summary, Treat is the best looking man on earth and soon we will all be his devoted underlings. ALSO, PATRICK LOVES HITLER.

Madlibs time:
Many hundreds of thousands of years ago, (plural type of animal) roamed the earth. Some had ( plural body part) some had (other plural type of body part). Then God (verb)ed them and brought (male name) and (female name) into being. They lived in the garden of (Place Name), an (adjective) (noun) full of (adjective) (noun)s. One day, (same male name) was out for a walk with his loyal pet (noun), when he was (verb)ed by a great big flying (noun)! Being the male human, he put his (noun) inside it's (noun). God unmade creation. Later, he did the garden of eden thing. It was (adjective).

Although the picture is pretty terrible, I love the subject. The motion in the dog is actually pretty cool, but I wish it was a little more in focus.

New York Flowers

I took this photo during a huge snowstorm in New York. I wanted to get at least one picture involving color as most of my photos involved gray and white tones.

I edited this picture on my camera to make it so beautiful and amazing and awesome and sexy and and treat-esque

My finals for my beautiful project on the even more beautiful Treat

My dog attacking fwowers.

Messing with shallow depth of field in my yard.

An old HDR photo that I over-edited to make it look pretty.

Exit right or left.

Nice silhouette I took at Quincy Park

Water is wet, here is my weekly challenge submission.

Spring has sprung.

Treat has poison ivy. It's gross. I still love him though. He's got nice hair.

The light pattern looks like a butterfly to me

The first picture I ever took for this class!

picture from my second ever photography project

The last final of mine for the bird's eye view project that I enjoy.

Two of my finals for my bird's-eye view. They're a bit low but I still like them as photographs.

Bird's-eye view... LITERALLY

How do I capture lines as thin as cobwebs with a not so great lens?

I found this cool ray of light coming through the trees on Roosevelt Island

http://www.collegefashionista.com/

the fashion blog my sister just got an internship for. She''l be taking awkward photos of her friends in the newest fashions

I took this picture seconds before I threw up in my car...

a few bird's-eye view shots I took

My weekly challenges for March.

http://www.noupe.com/inspiration/50-brilliant-birds-eye-photos.html

I got Emmy's bird's-eye view project and I went looking through this site for shots. The shots in this are of cityscapes/ landscapes and I'm shooting everyday objects.

A really pretty salamander I found on a tree on Roosevelt Island.

All of my possible finals for the fantasy project

TREAT HUNGRY NAOOOOOO. I took this shot really quickly when I heard a plane flying over head. It's actually a nice shot.

disCOWncerting

Treat LIKE THIS photo from fantasy project.

Action shot. Bird. Fire bad. Bahhhhh. Bahhhhh. Zahhhzahhhzahhhhh.

I love the contrast in this shot. It's a piece of glass  with some color in the middle from a museum.

The Number 6

I actually really like these photos even though they weren't related to any project. The cow was really interested in the camera and kept smelling it.

http://www.hoax-slayer.com/giant-rabbit.shtml

There are some nice shots on this site. Also, North Korea is breeding giant rabbits for tender meat...

One of my favorite shots that I've ever taken. I love the texture in the snow and it really documents how much snow there was in NY when I visited.