At first I thought this project would be quite easy, in a sense, but it ended up more aggravating than some of the others. At first I tried to set up my own light with a lamp or find other lights in the house that were somewhat solely illuminating an area, however, the places were too dark and my camera wanted to use flash, and if I didn't, the shutter speed was too slow. The silouhettes eluded me as well, I couldn't seem to be able to determine anywhere that could provide the bright light that was necessary to end up with pleasing results. After that I decided to go with simplicity and just take pictures for several days, as I usually would, and trusted that they would turn out better. This method produced much more desirable and worthy photos; as a general habit, I kept my camera with me so that whenever I saw something eye-catching, I let my mind focus my body and thoughts on that sole moment as it directs my lens towards the object and my finger pushes down to take the picture.
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