Water Photography Winners Earth Science - 2018 7th Period

“Nature photography at its best.” Ayleen Vidal “Nature photography at its best.”

Blake Brill “Excellent clarity.”

Corbin Larkin “Captures the beauty in the distance as a storm comes to an end with a rainbow.”

“The water creates an optical illusion of two turtles.” Damian Fontaine “The water creates an optical illusion of two turtles.”

Nash Pendleton “The simple green background makes the water droplet stand out more and it helps to emphasize the light playing off of the water drop. It’s mesmerizing. Good job! “

Connor Martin “Water in two forms – the running water of the creek and the snow on the creek bed. Also, you could say the water vapor in the cloudy sky”

Damian Fontaine “I like the contrast in this photo. The difference in light is fun to look at an it makes the water drops pop out. Good job!”

“I enjoyed the irony in this photo... Maria Warner “I enjoyed the irony in this photo... Melting icicles hanging from a picnic table!”

And now . . .

3rd Place Earth Science 7th Period 2018

“I like the light playing on the water, the bokeh (really good job), and the creativity! Good job! It’s interesting to look at and it’s unique.” Bokeh: the visual quality of the out-of-focus areas of a photographic image, especially as rendered by a particular lens.

Jed Henrie

2nd Place Earth Science 7th Period 2018

“The red drops of water are so eye catching, and the movement when they are added to the clear/greenish water is very interesting.”  ”I liked the abstract feel of this picture – the colored water and the plain water.”

Kyler Bohne

1st Place Earth Science 7th Period 2018

drop. This is canvas worthy!” “When I received the photos, I scrolled through quickly and this photograph just grabbed me. I love how the penny is the perfect reference to the depth of the water drop. This is canvas worthy!”  ”I liked the scattered water droplets that show water can be separate and together. I liked the ability to see the different textures in this picture – the shiny penny, the white surface.”

Jadyn Poggi

Well done, everyone!