2. found at http://fineartamerica.com/featured/purple-sunrise-richie-tatum.html
3. Sunrise/Sunset
4. This photo shows a sunset with lots of purple light. I really enjoy the contrast between the yellow, orange and purple. The symmetry of the photo really helps with the lighting to make it a really peaceful picture to look at.
2. source: Emily Bausher’s roommate’s window
3. Sunrise/sunset
4. The sunset itself drew feelings reminiscent of a Van Gogh painting. The colors are two that are not typically seen together in artists’ works, but are visually compelling when seen in a sunset. The cumulonimbus clouds have the same aesthetic as the works of Monet and the impressionist era.
2. whoa.in http://www.whoa.in/gallery/sunrise-with-lovely-bird-nest-wallpapers
3. Sunset/Sunrise
4. The positioning of the bird’s nest frames the sun to enhance the sunrise. The colors of the sky caused by the sun combined with the birds making their nest remind me of spring and give the impression of warmth. The way the plant below and next to the nest appear to be blowing in the wind. The overall sense of the photo is warmth near the coast.
January 31st, 1 pm, the quad in front of Emily Lowe
The weather is overcast and snowing, everything is grey and cold. There is a break in the clouds just above Adam’s. The light only hits the far side of the Quad.
It had started snowing again, the snow was unwelcome and cold. I was walking back to Lowe on an overcast afternoon. The quad was empty and there was not snow in the middle, where the geese huddle in the winter. A shaft of light slipped through the clouds just above Adam’s illuminating the trees on the far side of the Quad. The snow was going in two different directions, counteracting each other and stopping time. It was one moment frozen in time, then the clouds moved and other people appeared. It had all been so quiet, I walked away thinking maybe the snow wasn’t so bad after all.
Photo credit to Michael Dinneen Photography, Anchorage, Alaska.
Theme: Sunrise/set
This photo is a sunrise over Alaska. The mist over the water is mixed with the smoke of a near by forest fire. The plane is going back to the fire, with all the potential of a new day and the beauty of this photo there is a lingering feeling that it is more a continuation of the previous night for the person in the plane.
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