Left Brain/Right Brain

Do you see the dancer (shown below) as moving clockwise or counter-clockwise?

The difference may show whether you are right or left brained.

If you see her as moving clockwise, then you are more right brained,
and vice versa. Most people see the figure moving counter-clockwise;
however, some people are capable of focusing and changing the
direction. See if you can.

At first the dancer was moving clockwise, which is no surprise cause
I definitely have inherited artistic tendencies. After focusing on changing
it for a moment, I got the dancer to change direction. This, also, was not
too much of a surprise...I have a good sense of direction, spatial awareness,
and good critical reasoning (most days, at least).

I found it ever so easy to switch her directions with minimal focusing and
she would keep going one direction until I intentionally made her switch.
Pretty sweet.

This pretty much confirms my suspicions that I'm brilliant. Or that I use
both sides of my brain. Woo!

Since you've all been begging for more, here you have it, a post!

These are a few of the shots I took on Eric and Matt's workshop.
I actually learned quite a bit, I have no idea what most of the technical
jargon is, but I learned to do a lot more with my mom's camera!



Yes, this fine young seagull was decapitated on purpose, why?
Cause the shot was terribly boring otherwise.



There was a lot of this happening at the beach. You know, rocks, waves.



I can't believe I got the focus right on this one!
The spastic kid was flailing the whole time... 



Okay, I'm pretty darn proud of this shot, I got the focus just how I wanted it.
Hooray for learning how to change the aperture!



Yeah, I know, awful composition, but lately I've been enthralled with the way
light reacts on silvery metals... Mmmm.

So, there you have it! Sorry the post had a complete lack of wit, I've been doing
homework since 10am and have only had a couple breaks, my mind is toast!
Cheers to that.

It's the moment you've all been waiting for...the bri is making another post.
I know this excites you, try to stay calm.

This post will consist of the photo's taken by me.
Stop hyperventilating, you won't be able to see the photo's if you've passed out on the floor.
Although, if you actually passed out, it would amuse me endlessly.
Anywho, here goes nothing [I've never really understood that phrase, I mean, something's obviously going..].

Mind you, none of these have been edited, 'cause that's how i roll.

 

This is why i was teetering precariously on the previously mentioned wall.
You understand now, don't you.

My composition that kicked eric's in the rear.

This one is infinitely superior in it's original size..this one has lost a significant amount of 'magic'.

I adore this one. Why? Not a clue in the world. Magnifico!

It may look unimpressive, but that baby would be double over head for a moderately sized june beetle...

Yaaaay for red heads
[I find it mildly ironic that the red part of this vessel is the hull, not the head...teehee]

I just happened to snap this one, stoked I received that brilliant stroke of prospective.
[yes, I'm tooting my own horn *toot*]

I'm not sure why, but I like it
[although the composition would be far more pleasing with a slightly greater amount of sky].

Ok, composition isn't brilliant, but I j'adore the way the light is so sharply reflecting off the edges of the rail.
[looks like the light is disobeying, being that it's on the rail, or is it obeying by reflecting off?]
Hooray puns!

Yeah, eric copied me..and I'm sure he'll show his far-superior photos on his site.

Peir 17?

The composition is off, but the focus is perfect!

"geeeeeeeek"

Pretty light!

I pretend that I took this out of focus on purpose, in all actuality...it was pure coincidence.