Covert Obscure: Out of Context

This is the fourth unit of digital photography, we were supposed to take photos out of context.  These tasks included taking pictures of objects that we would normally not look at and pictures of unordinary locations throughout the school.  These images would not be easy to figure out what they are and where they are located. 

My favorite in this collection is the one where there are raindrops on a table.  They look very interesting and provide a different perspective on how you see rain, or weather, or anything in general.  It gives a different way to look at images.










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