CMer's Pictures

Solidarity 9-6347 · Post by **Solidarity 9-6347** » 10/17/2003, 10:59 pm

happeningfish wrote:Yeah, dividing the space in an image into thirds... we learned about that in photography

yeah my imaging teacher called it "the rule of thirds". supposedly the most visually effective photographic orientation is with the center of interest in the bottom right third...or maybe its upper right...no im pretty sure its lower

Fras · Post by **Fras** » 10/19/2003, 4:33 pm

Thought this looked cool...

Fras · Post by **Fras** » 10/19/2003, 4:37 pm

oops.. that was supposed to be in photos at random.. sry.

sry for the double post too

veryoldshoelace · Post by **veryoldshoelace** » 10/20/2003, 5:27 pm

I exercized more last week than i think i ever have

i did the walk for Alzheimers. the walk for hunger, played football for 2 and a half hours straight and had 2 gym classes

I love football!!!!
too bad i disslocated my shoulder playing this summer, i still cant throw right without hurting myself

maybe i'll be lucky and lose some weight if i play football every week

thirdhour · Post by **thirdhour** » 10/20/2003, 5:34 pm

Idealist wrote:
happeningfish wrote:Yeah, dividing the space in an image into thirds... we learned about that in photography
yeah my imaging teacher called it "the rule of thirds". supposedly the most visually effective photographic orientation is with the center of interest in the bottom right third...or maybe its upper right...no im pretty sure its lower

That's the one

Supposedly, it draws the veiwer's eye there better than anything else. If you're doing a person, you should be able to draw a line more or less a third up or third down through their eyes.

Jeni · Post by **Jeni** » 10/21/2003, 8:29 am

artsy me

happening fish · Post by **happening fish** » 10/21/2003, 9:21 am

Nice! Is that you?

Jeni · Post by **Jeni** » 10/21/2003, 9:26 am

happeningfish wrote:Nice! Is that you?

It sure is. It was me yesterday.

Johnny · Post by **Johnny** » 10/21/2003, 10:01 am

joe_canadian · Post by **joe_canadian** » 10/21/2003, 1:32 pm

That is a... nice looking skirt.

A friend of mine has a picture of me in a pool with my shirt off, and people tell me I'm looking quite fit it in, but I think I look gross and unfortunately I'll not be able to share it.

joe_canadian · Post by **joe_canadian** » 10/21/2003, 1:39 pm

Also, what the hell does "fit" entail anyway?

Jeni · Post by **Jeni** » 10/21/2003, 1:50 pm

joe_canadian wrote:Also, what the hell does "fit" entail anyway?

Not fat

and thanks, I like that skirt too

happening fish · Post by **happening fish** » 10/21/2003, 5:02 pm

fit for manual labour?

Random Name · Post by **Random Name** » 10/21/2003, 5:46 pm

one size fits all?

Neil · Post by **Neil** » 10/21/2003, 5:47 pm

yes please

Joanne · Post by **Joanne** » 10/21/2003, 6:34 pm

I've had a long day of state tests, essay writing, I'm been deprived of sleep, but still I'm sitting here playing with my dad's digital ELPH s400

xoNoDoubt69 · Post by **xoNoDoubt69** » 10/21/2003, 6:45 pm

i spy OLP shirt

Joanne · Post by **Joanne** » 10/21/2003, 6:47 pm

lol, yes, i bought that at the pittsburgh show

xoNoDoubt69 · Post by **xoNoDoubt69** » 10/21/2003, 6:56 pm

Pittsburgh show

joe_canadian · Post by **joe_canadian** » 10/21/2003, 7:41 pm

Who wants to see what I looked like at age 14?

I had the worst hair EVER.

And Gav is in there too, hiding behind my ex, hehe.