Showing posts with label jpg mag. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jpg mag. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Bird's Eye View

I've submitted another picture to Jpg Magazine that could possibly be published in the next issue "Bird's Eye View" with the help of you guys! Click on the link below, you may have to sign up to vote, but it's worth it! There's a lot of great photography on this site. It's not all professional, which is what's so great about it. I took this picture on the top of the St. Augustine Lighthouse. You can see a shadow of the lighthouse in the center of the picture, which overlooks an inlet. There are some pretty cool ghost stories about this lighthouse that you can read here.

Sunday, August 26, 2007

Jpg Mag

Here is another picture I submitted to Jpg Magazine for one of the upcoming themes, Tools of the Trade. Please click on the image below and vote for this picture to be published in the next issue of Jpg Magazine!



Tuesday, August 21, 2007

Tools of the Trade



So one of the new themes for JPG magazine to be voted on is called Tools of the Trade. Nearly every profession has a tool, the thing that helps get the job done. The tool I took a picture of is my mouse and the trade is graphic designer.

Sunday, August 12, 2007

Vote Now!

I finally submitted a photo to JPG Magazine. Please click on the link below and vote for me! I would love to get a photo published. I discovered JPG Mag a few months ago, you submit one photo to a theme, they choose three themes to be in an issue members get to vote on which photo represents the theme most. It's a pretty cool site, with a community kind of like flickr. This is just one more step into becoming a photographer. This gives me inspiration to go out and practice more. The theme for this issue is Passport. I chose this picture of Lake Champlain, because it is one of my boyfriend's favorites out of the recent pictures I took of New England. Since New England is that special place I can't stop talking about I had to find a picture of it.