Back to the High Museum

Madison was living the High Life today - she went on a field trip today with her photography class, and it was a really nice day for her to return to the High Museum in Atlanta!

She and the other students took their cameras with them, so it was partly an opportunity to learn and see new photography, and also a chance to create some new photos themselves.

That being said, here below is a collection of photos that Madison took in various places at the High Museum.  We were looking at these together tonight, and we were pretty impressed with the variety, the colors, the angles, and the depth of field. 

Umbrellas at the gift shop.

Close-up at the craft area.

Things are looking up at the High Museum!

Interesting low-angle close-up of third floor sculpture 

Returning to the concave mirror shape thing on the third floor!

Doc Brown replaced his speakers after Marty blew up the first set.

Close up of the mirrored surface, looking like the surface of a glass planet.

It almost looks like a small brick house on top of this white building here.

Fashion!

You're obviously in the wrong place.

Love the composition of this one!

Madison says this is her favorite type of picture, with a unique depth of field. 

Atlanta Paint Brushes

The ramp at the High Museum

Atlanta Cityscape on a Cold Day

Windows, Light and Shadows at the High

It was a great trip!  Madison enjoyed it quite a bit, and enjoyed reading on the way home on the bus, getting a good bit into her book she's rereading, "Lost Stars."  She got that one for Christmas.

We went to taekwondo tonight, and she was doing well there with her kicks and sparring, and her self-control too.  There was one boy she was sparring against that was testing that patience a little, or at least Daddy's!  Madison is doing well though, and having a great time each practice.  She's certainly becoming quicker and more flexible as well.

Tonight we read more from "Thrawn," and more from our devotional.  We have a lot to pray for lately, but God is been so good, leading us all through the valley of the shadow of darkness.  We don't have to fear any evil.