samanthacrayon

this was taken at sunset on the local lake in New Orleans, no digital

alterations were done. Thanks for your input!

the cross is the original color just switched the background to black and

white. The iron cross is laying on a tomb from the 1750's in New Orleans.

this was once a happening fountain in a local park. It is now undergoing a

face lift . Thanks for your input!

this was done in a local bar late at night with a 45 sec exposure time. My

friend popped a flash on me as I walked towards the camera. Thanks for

your input!

this is looking outside the back door of a friend's camp in Bayou Signette.

The backyard is all marsh. In the spring wild Iris grow as far as the eye

can see. Thanks for your input!

thanks for your input!

This is the entrance way into a cemetery in New Orleans, LA. thanks for

your input!

found this church on a nature walk pretty creepy up close but interesting!

thanks for your input!

thanks for your input!

This was taken in City Park New Orleans, LA at midnight on a cloudy

windy night. No digitial alterations were done. Critiques/comments

greatly appreciated!

This was taken at midnight in City Park New Orleans,LA. no digital

enhancement was used.What do you think about the 2 different light

sources (natural vs artifical) and how do you think they work/dont work

in this photo. Thanks for your input!

This was taken at midnight in City Park, New Orleans, LA. critiques and

comments appreciated! Thanks for your input

I know. I actually edited this photo at first and took out the sun flare . I will have to say, atleast with my taste, it looked better leaving it in. It is very "ify" to keep flares in photos but I think it works in this photo because it leads the eye to the granite. Thanks for the critque!

This photo was taken across the street from the St. Louis Cathedral in

New Orleans. The canon is an original from the early 1800's mounted on

granite, which provides the reflection. Your input is greatly appreciated!

This is located in New Orleans and was an installation of the 1984

Worlds Fair. Critiques and comments welcomed! Constructive criticism

welcomed. Thanks for your input!

first attempt at self portraits

This was taken from a canoe in New Orleans 1 week post Hurricane

Katrina. The flood water in front of this house was still about 3 ft deep.

Thanks for your input!

This photo is a double exposure of one tomb with an overlay of the

multiple tombs from a cemetery. critques and constructive criticism

welcomed! thanks for your input

This was taken in City Park located in New Orleans,LA on an ominous

morning before a thunderstorm. The clouds were slightly burned and the

shrubbery was slightly dodged.

This photo was taken our City Park on an ominous morning before a

thunderstorm. It was turned black and white using Photoshop

These chimmneys were all that was left in a house fire post Hurricane

Katrina in New Orleans.Only the photo's color was manipulated. The

subject matter is the true image