I was looking back through these pictures in this series and I noticed the abundance of red. What can I say? I love red! No, it's not my favorite color, but I do really love it. I decorate with it, I wear it, and I photograph it. Red's just a great color for photography! This is part of a fire hydrant that is much larger, bulkier, and uglier than just the handle. I loved the shadowing and how the sun bounces off various parts of the handle in this shot.

I'm still trying to figure out the best way to frame shots that are really high up and contain a lot of detail. My camera is still outfitted with its stock lens, so shooting is really limited right now. This is a decent shot, but I would have loved to have been able to zoom in on just one column. I really played with the contrast and saturation settings in Photoshop to bring out the differences in shadowing. I'd give it a B.

Now, I do have a whole nature/floral series coming up, but this tree definitely falls into the "Random, yet Interesting" series. I love the twisted branches and it's perfect placement in the middle of a courtyard in a church. Again, the symmetry here is astounding to me.

I love symmetry in shots, but I also love quirky angles. It actually speaks volumes about who I am as a person: I love order and organization, but I also like to go against the grain. This door and then the handle shot are two of my favorites in this "Random, yet Interesting" series.

I'm going to start off by featuring a series of my most random, yet interesting, photos I've taken up to this point. What I really look for in a shot is balance, interest, and coloring. I like symmetry, but I also like uniqueness in a photo. Enjoy this series. Up next is Americana followed by Nature.