IDENTITY-This is...

Katie Harper :)

My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could give another person, he believed in me.
Jim Valvano

I found myself in you. 

Ciao 

Sarah 

Boy

Your my better half.

Still Life

Taking a stroll

Family Photo

Breakfast

More Landscape

 Tractor and a Tree

PHOTOIII- TRULY. MADLY. DEEPLY.

 Sincerly, yours truly.

How often we hold to our problems so tenaciously, feeling very sorry for ourselves, and begging others for sympathy.

"Don't pick the prickly pear with the paw, when you pick the pear try to use the claw." 

-The Jungle Book 

Melted Rocky Road.

24

iced in solitude

                      rubber duckies and floating cranes                                       rusted chalk

CurlyNoodlesAndKetchup

"Oh, I have a hunch,

Breakfast, dinner, and lunch,

Would be so fun to munch,

If I had it with...

CRUNCH!"- Arthur| PBS Kids

HAPPY...

8x10's

Make a Wish

PHOTO III

find a happy place...

BO61

Once upon a time

On the Line

The colored photos I took outside of my photography classes. 

I hope you enjoy looking at them as much as I enjoy taking them :)

Life through potographs

Jyes

"X"

some people look at the glass half empty..i look at it half full 

just a little spittle

*place title here*

BEACH PHOTOS 10.09


snorkle dorkle

one is the lonliest

leprechaun tree 

cloud, waves, hip out, rock

Vacaciones de Navidad

gramps

proof: pretty sure I CAN fly

She sells seashells by the seashore.
The shells she sells are surely seashells.
So if she sells shells on the seashore,
I'm sure she sells seashore shells.

bittersweetcold

kids

craisins

Final Project-CAUNDY

Sour Patch Kids

Don't take candy from strangers.

kiki w/ sour patch kid

Landscape Contact Sheets

Some moments photography feels natural to me. Just a click of a button. Look and snap. Other moments it seems like so much more. A fraction of a second. Every moment having an impact. You hesitate and thats the difference between what your newly born photograph is, and that of which it could have been. But "what if's" are just lost opportunities, theres no getting them back, and the more time you spend thinking about them is only more time wasted in getting that perfect shot. That is why everything counts, from the lighting to the contraction of the muscles running through your hands into your fingers when you press down the shutter. That single instant when you hold your breath and capture a memory.

Larger Landscapes

^beyond reach 

^vertebrae 

^Crush