5 Rules Project

Rules I made for myself:

1. Visit random places 

2. Aim camera in the direction of where I started (by using a compass) 

3. Digital....not film ;(

4. Crop every photo in the same spot and size

5. Shoot all in one evening

I generated random coordinates in Wooster here: http://www.geomidpoint.com/random/

****These are my coordinates and images. The red arrow shows the direction I took the photo, which is in the direction of my dorm. The blue dots show my walking route to take the photo. There is also an interactive map at the bottom.****

Spot 1:

Cornfield

40.8460856, -81.90649544

Spot 2:

Neighborhood

40.84862135 -81.92213327

Spot 3:

Forest

40.81138149, -81.88613804

Spot 4:

Research Center

40.77576101 -81.92302707

Spot 5:

Cornfield #2

40.79724024, -81.96939664

Spot #6:

Fairground

40.79762854, -81.95433689

Spot #7:

A Road

40.79803247, -81.92873925

Here is an interactive map I made on Google Maps if you want to have a closer look at where I took the photos. 

https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=204570584929015390625.0004e71b1f5c5bdd669bf&msa=0&ll=40.815368,-81.935349&spn=0.092501,0.120678

Negative Scans

  

Canada

Alpaca 

Mountains

Sue

Sue #1

Flowers

Title says it all...

Three Flowers

Scanner Fun

I played a snowboarding video on my laptop and set the screen on an epson scanner while it was scanning....here is the result:

Pixel-boarder

Scanography Project

Electric Flowers

#1

#2

#3