Get to work over at Beth's.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
You Capture - Work
So, me and work, we have a love/not so much love relationship. Put me in a room with 30 kids and tell me to teach them - I can do that (with joy). Other things outside that room? Not always so great. This year is hard. I guess that happens, though, huh? This is my work...
Get to work over at Beth's.
Get to work over at Beth's.
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23 comments:
Love the rocking chair shot. Do you still love snow? Even this week? ;-)
wouldn't everything be better without paperwork?
i too love the rocking chair shot.
I love the different angles you used on the pictures. Great job :)
Teaching is hard hard work. I don't know how you do it.
Thanks for sharing your work with me.
I have so much respect for teachers. You go girl.
I could never be a teacher...
These are great shots, I love all the angles!
Aahhh...this makes me so curious about what you teach! Love the rocking chair shot. Looks so cozy!
Just amazing. I love the rocking chair photo.
The desk shot makes me smile :)
I need a rocking chair to do my marking in! Great photos :)
I love the viewpoint of these shots.
I used to have a rocking chair like that! Bet it's the perfect spot to sit and read to a classroom of kids!
I love your captures! ... but not a single one of chocolate?? :)
Love the pictures..I hope your year looks up!
love all the books!
This is similar to what I was wanting to do. Instead, I got your dad. And yes, I think he does enjoy it. Love your shots and you.
I teach a drama class and I'm supposed to be organizing my prop list right now but I'm reading blogs instead. :)
Fantastic shots! Love the black and white paperwork. Work for sure!
I love that shot of the rocking chair
love the perspective you put on work, so great!
The angle on the first one is excellent. Any snow covered dogs at your house these days? ;)
Love your colorful classroom ... Can I come learn in there?? => Also love the loopy little kiddo handwriting and worksheet circles in that last shot: nice juxtaposition of "paperwork" (for grown-ups) and childhood.
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