Week 23 Round River Farm

It was a busy week on the farm this week. Full of huge piles of radishes that had to be harvested, washed, sorted and spread among all 48 coolers. We run a CSA(Community Supported Agriculture) where people pay upfront to receive a cooler, or a portion of, full of the veggies in season each week of the summer. I also found and photographed a luna moth. I had accidentally nocked two out of a tree and one seamed inured which was sad but ment that it held still enough to photograph. Finally the last photograph is of the awards given to the graduation Naturalists at Wolf Ridge ELC near my house.

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Week 26 Sheep Sheering

This week lots of things happened one of which was that we sheered the sheep which is not especially hard since ours are so friendly. Lise is the master wool cutting artison. We also went swimming in Lake Superior. Then I drove for two days, it was supposed to take three days, to get to FGC(Friends General Conference).

Week 41 Wedding & Fun Run

Well I have gotten very behind on uploading my weekly photographic challenge photographs. I have been so busy with school photo projects and photo jobs that it has gotten pushed to the side. Hopefully I will have some time to catch up over winter break. Here is one section. This week I photographed a wedding. This was a special one for me because it was the first wedding where I was the primary photographer and it wasn't family or friends. I had a lot of fun and pulled through it alright. I have decided though that people management and posing is where I need to most improvement. Also this week I photographed a Fun Run with my class. It was a lot of fun and I got to photograph a skunk that was nearby. To my dismay the police then came and shot the skunk because it was in the way of all the running kids.

Week 49 Homework

This week I had lots of homework assignments. One of them was at a garden store which was fun exploring a warm, green and colorful greenhouse away from the cold, white snow.

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