Low-light photos

A wide-angle shot of students watching a Halloween film.

Flagler College students enjoy the film "Hocus Pocus" during an event held on the West Lawn of campus.

Another angle of the West Lawn film.

Piazza San Marco in Venice.

The Grand Canal in Venice.

A corridor leading to Aphrodite, also known as Venus de Milo, inside the Louvre Museum.

A self-portrait in front of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.

Distorting images

Venice, Italy

Coliseum - Rome, Italy

Florence, Italy

Flagler College

Hurricane of Leaves

Self-portrait

A self-portrait reading my favorite book and wearing my favorite pair of boots.
A self-portrait in front of my window.

A self-portrait in an Ikea Poang chair.

A self-portrait wearing my favorite shirt.

Photograph of a photograph-er

Sara Brown, a Flagler College senior, taking photos for her Photojournalism course.

People in their environment

John Beale, Living History Reenactor at the Colonial Spanish Quarter Museum in St. Augustine, FL.

Motion

Ask a Stranger

Regina Pineda, 44, Director of Memorial Presbyterian Pre-School said she likes St. Augustine because it is a melting pot.

"St. Augustine is special because it's a small town that feels a lot larger than it actually is. The amount of people that are constantly coming in and out give it a lot of energy. I'm from New York and even though I'm not from here I feel like a local now."

Feature Photo Assignment

In the third photograph, a barracuda is being weighed in at the El Pescado Billfish Tournament.

In the last three photographs, a Mahi-mahi is filleted by a fisherman. See also: How to fillet a fish.

Monique Burr Foundation's El Pescado Billfish Tournament

Camachee Cove - St. Augustine, Florida

Oct. 1-3 2009