All pictures © Timothy Cyders – Microsoft Picture It

All pictures © Timothy Cyders – Microsoft Picture It! 2002 is a registered trademark of Microsoft, Co.

This is another shot of the sunrise from the Tooth, actually cropped out of a photo – this is only about 1/8^th of the

original exposure. Sometimes the best shots are tiny parts of ones you’ve overlooked over and over again.

Here are to more shots of the sunrise from Tooth Ridge, roughly 9-10,000 feet. ISO 400, Minolta

Maxxum 25-80 AF lens. Avoid flash so the silhouettes remain silhouettes. I like the way the sun actually

reflects off the clouds like an ocean in the second shot.

This is a view of West Green and the engineering building at OU.

I wanted a nostalgic look, so I sepia toned it, This is another

example of the power of a digital camera because

this is actually 4 images stitched together with CaMedia Master.

This is a picture of the three main halls on OU’s college green. I applied an illusion

included in Microsoft Picture It! Photo Suite 2002 to get the pen scribble effect. I like

how the shadows of the trees worked with the roll I shot this on. Notice how the one

to the left in the picture helps define the curvature of the wall.

I like this one because it is very comparable to the way we actually see things. The roundness

of the tree forces the sides to go out of focus as well as the foreground and background. You

will notice that when you focus your eyes on something, only what is in the center of your field of vision.