Baraka

Baraka was a very good nonverbal film that shared many pictures such as churches, landscapes, religious ceremonies, cities, people, tribes, and ancient ruins from 24 different countries with 152 different locations. What was interesting to me was that the film had no plot, no actors, and no script. The images were beautiful and contained a lot of the elements that we studied in photography class. I loved how it mainly portrayed the different cultures, countries, and people. It showed images that I had not even known existed in the world, such as the tribe of men that chanted, danced, and waved their hands in the air in unison.

Facebook pictures

Dear Shivani,
I looked over your Tahoe album on facebook and enjoyed flipping through the pictures. I didnt know you snowboard. There wasn't many elements and principles, but its okay because it's only facebook. I did like some of your pictures such as the one with the camera looking up at a tree covered in snow. Also, there was one with two snowboarders to the left side and the sun coming up behind the trees in the center of the picutre.
-- Evin

Sports photography

I used a 20 year old camera that uses film so the quality wasn't that great