They are doing a project with clay and learning a lot about clay. I was just along to take some photos.
I'm learning as I go to get those indoor photos without flash and to work with lighting conditions are I find them. I'm not saying I've got this mastered, but I am feeling more comfortable at least trying.
It's digital, so it doesn't cost me anything to try, right? This one with the instructor using the wheel is my POTD. Why is the pottery wheel so romantic? And such a challenge? I don't know anyone who isn't mezmorized watching it go around and around and the clay begin to take shape and rise to it's potential. So cool!
We go back next week to glaze.
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I think watching an artist do that is so soothing. Kind of like spinning wool...its just warming in a way I can't explain. I adore how you have captured these details and I think your conversions really add to it.
Very nice photos! What a great field trip.
That last shot reminds me of Ghost.. that's why it's so romantic!! Love the processing you did on these!
These are fantastic... I LOVE working with clay, especially on the wheel! It is SO cool to see a shapeless lump become something beautiful before your very eyes. :)
Nice captures. The pottery wheel is only romantic if you watch a master work it. ;)
I love watching pottery being spun. Can't wait to go to Spring Mill to watch. TFS!
Great shots, I love that 3rd one. Alot of detail there, I could watch that all day!
Those pics are SO kewl - I totally get the romantic and soothing vibes from them!
Great captures! I love all the details. I feel like I'm there watching myself.
Great shot of her hands at work.
Love that they are in blackand white.
I think it's something about the circles that make it romantic. You know the circle means never ending commitment... Great captures!
Awesome pics. Good choice on the PPing too. :)
Wonderful photos!! Looks like it was an awesome field trip1!
Cool I've always wanted to try that!
Pottery wheels remind me of Ghost and Patrick Swayze. :o) I think you are doing awesome with the indoor shots. I should do some more playing and learning about indoor lighting. That is always a challenge, which you rocked in these photos!
great photos! My oldest got to visit a pottery studio last year with her art club, and I had so much fun taking photos.
I think people find it romantic because of the movie Ghost. :-) That is a great shot. Indoors without flash is so challenging.
Looks like a fabulous field trip! In 1st grade I taught an Art Literacy program once a month in DS's class. The kids loved it! This year (3rd), I'm helping with the reading program. DS keeps asking me to switch back to art, lol!
OMGosh what a fun day! LOVE all your photographs...I love working with clay too! This is just AWESOME! :)
xoxo
Loves,
K
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