Communication, Media, and Persuasion. Fall Outing to Chesterfield, Idaho. Paul Rasmussen busy photographing an old windmill on a restored farm at the Chesterfield ghost town. Amy Millward chatting with fellow student Alyssa Stone. View from the general store at Chesterfield, looking towards the Wyoming border.

This blog is both part of a class assignment and to share my photography with you. I love feedback and believe that it truly helps bring out the best in us. Tell me how my images impact you. Matthew Shugert soaked the buffalo hide for 12 days before scrapping it. Shugert had to change the water out twice daily to prevent a foul smell.

K Hayward Photography Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Thank you for visiting my blog. I hope you enjoy and I look forward to your feedback. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.

This gallery contains 13 photos. For our final presentation in my Photo Journalism class we were required to create a photo story using about 10 photos. I chose to create a tutorial that shows how to make flowers out of cupcake wrappers. This gallery contains 3 photos. For this assignment, I was supposed to take photos of an event.

Immigration Laws Give Birth to Forms of Slavery and Prejudice in the United States. Immigration from Mexico following the outbreak of WWII. The onset of Operation Wetback. Abuse of the Bracero program.

I wanted to show the beauty of the river and with closer look see that we need to start cleaning up after our selves. River from bridge on lower Portneuf. Falls over old Lava flow. Gabage I collected durring shooting.

Photo Journalism and the like. The test kit of a diabetic. 0; and an ISO of 800 was also used. Scars form from consistently using the same injection site. The skin becomes hard and unusable for future injections. This photo was taken with a.

An abandoned house at Chesterfield. An outbuilding right of the main house. A rustic thermometer attached to the left side of the outbuilding looking back to its entrance. A low view of the threshold of the outbuilding which gives a glimpse of its remnants. A view into the outbuilding which reveals a look into the past and a life style that once was.

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