Wednesday, December 12, 2012

i am sorry, my blog has been shut down on numerous occasions, i have made a new blog, cajent15.blogspot.com is my new one, sorry for any inconveniences it is called casey jentges' modern photos

Monday, October 29, 2012

Found Panorama

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Panoramic Photo #1
I chose this photo because the black and the white photo
contrast gives the photo an amazing quality and depth

Panoramic Photo #3
The reason I chose this photo for the reason of the reflection. The
 reflection gives the photo an amazing quality anyways, but with the
panorama added to it give the photo a more fulfilled feeling of serenity

Friday, October 19, 2012

Samuel's story




A lonely existence, living as the face of the pipe. Nobody to listen to the life stories he knows, to hear the true wisdom of the pipes. Any pipe, anywhere, anytime can communicate to, and through him. Any sight, any word can be told if one can understand. A leaky drip, a winds whisper gliding smoothly through him hold as many words as a singular book. It can show wisdom through others stupidity just by translating Samuel Thomas Walter's language, only if one has the bravery to talk to one lonely pipe, hidden from view, cloaked in the shadows, listening, and whispering in leaky drips. He talks and try's to lend out his advice. Nobody to understand, he goes on with his job, to silently watch. Eyes forever open forever, secretly he moves about, and dances. Under the stars he weaves a around, lifting slightly around, jumping around. Upon the dawning he waltzes back to his place, standing stiffly, awaiting for the coming day for advice he wants to give. Hopefully, not to report the horrid kids to karma.


Name: Samuel Thomas Walter
Family: Every Pipe in the World
Occupation: To Watch people and report to Karma
Past time: Trying to talk to people
Hidden Talent: Dancing

My favorite Found Faces
















Friday, October 5, 2012

Converging Lines

Diagonal Lines

Different Angle

Filling the Frame

Framing the Image

Horizontal Lines

Rule of Thirds

Vertical Lines

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

National Geographic picture

I love this photo because it seems to be radiating light from the water, and that the hands seem to be holding the water