These next photos are my favorite and I will be updating this post as I edit the pics! So keep checking...I have a lot of favorites!



Thursday, August 13, 2009 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 10:21 AM |
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Monday, April 20, 2009 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 10:11 AM |







Thursday, April 2, 2009 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 6:54 PM |







Wednesday, March 25, 2009 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 2:33 PM |


Friday, March 20, 2009 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 12:34 PM |
Well, school is running out and I have projects seeping out of my pores!


Monday, February 9, 2009 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 12:14 PM |
Our latest photo assignment has been to capture an image that is sacred. Now this word has a lot of different meanings but while I sat pondering the word myself, I came to the conclusion that the ability to love others is sacred. The level of intimacy you can share with another person is so special and sacred that I had to follow this vision. And I played around with one of my practice shots....it's the one on the bottom. I hope you enjoy :) P.s. they look a little different on this site than they should...
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....goes the little finger on the fish-bowl....

Monday, January 26, 2009 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 9:37 PM |
The following set of pictures is my latest Adv. Photo Assignment. The topic was a "New aspect of the new semester." This semester I stepped into the world of the x-box 360. I also decided to branch out of my normal style with abnormal sizes, random crops, long titles, and slightly blurred faces instead of crisp and clean. It was a good learning experience and I can't wait to experiment with more ideas.

And then you grow older and actually spend late nights reading with you favorite cup of tea in hand.
Then finally the question becomes: Who's controlling who now?Friday, January 16, 2009 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 10:56 AM |
You like slideshows? Well here's one of my recent pictures and projects!
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The following biography is from a site that I made for my Web Design class....if you'd like to visit the rest of the site, follow this link http://www.goshen.edu/~ashleynj/ashleynichole/photography.html
I think it is fair to say that I haven’t had the most interesting life and if you feel like my pictures would be more entertaining than a long story about yours truly, you can look at those only. It’s up to you. ☺
But I will start from the beginning. I was born at 7:15 in the morning on November 13, 1987 in Lafayette, Indiana. It was Friday the 13th to be exact and probably explains some of my weird tendencies today. But I grew up like any other kid, playing in the sandbox with a puppy that I was terrified of, running from the camera until I was like six because I was terrified of it also, and dancing the night away in my room by myself to New Kids on the Block.
Then I turned eight, and the opportunity to dive into sports was at my fingertips, literally. I started the swim team and the volleyball team at that time and my life changed forever, literally. From then on I was a three sport athlete for ten years; swimming, volleyball, and track. Swimming became my strong suit, winning the High School Sectional title four years in a row, swimming at the State meet was a usual occasion, and I received Swimmer of the Year my senior year. Volleyball turned out positively as well, making the Varsity Squad as a sophomore middle hitter and received the most kills on the team each year. And then my senior year I received the highest honor of “Female Athlete of the Year” in three counties.
On top of all these sports I was highly involved in Sunshine Society, Athenian Corps, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, FCA, Choir, PRIDE Youth Programs, four musical productions, and one play. I was a busy bee you could say and I wouldn’t have changed any of it for the world. I learned so much about hard work and dedication in High School and that I can only make it through with God’s strength. High School was an experience of a lifetime and I don’t really want to go back. ☺
Then came the decision of where to get a college degree and I was very unsure until I came across Goshen College.
I developed a deep interest in the volleyball program and found myself signing a little piece of paper. I signed to play volleyball at Goshen College and was about to embark on a whole new adventure. My next step was finding a major.
So I did what any other undecided college student would do, I flipped through the course catalog and picked one from the list. I came across the Physical Education Department and found an interest in the tumbling and dancing classes. It was like a dream major, full of every kind of class I could have ever imagined. The classes were like every practice I had ever experienced in the last ten years. So I got on board in the Physical Education department that very next year and started slamming volleyballs down on a whole new kind of court. A year and a half passed, and I started teaching in the P.E. classroom. After the screaming children and broken teeth, I realized that P.E. wasn’t the place for me.
Then came the scariest decision of my college career, where to go next. I looked through the catalog one more time and thought back to High School, what I enjoyed, and what I wanted to learn. I came across the Communications Department and found a match. I didn’t exactly know which part of the Communications department and I still don’t know, but I am having the time of my life learning about an area that I truly enjoy. I’ve been involved with the local radio station, 91.1 The Globe, and I took my first Photo Communication class this semester of my junior year.
I’ve always enjoyed taking pictures, lots of pictures of my friends, family, and anything that moves. Granted, I was using a crappy point-and-shoot camera that barely works. And then as I sat in on the first day of Photo Communication class, it dawned on me, I loved photography more than just for fun. I want to know and learn everything about it, and I am excited to see where this passion takes me. For now, I am going to keep doing what I’m doing, love learning about this field, and see where it takes me. I’ve got all the time in the world and I can’t wait to experience it.
Saturday, January 3, 2009 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 2:10 PM |
Friday, January 2, 2009 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 9:36 AM |
I have currently involved myself in a magazine called JPG and the magazine consists of viewers pictures and nothing else. I am trying to get my photos in the magazine but I have to have people vote. So I need your help!!!
Wednesday, December 31, 2008 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 10:47 AM |




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Sunday, November 9, 2008 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 5:54 PM |
This was one of my favorite assignments thus far. I love capturing moments and I think that is the true essence behind photo journalism, in a round-a-bout way. I can see myself gravitating towards this kind of photography in the future.

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Here is my final motion picture. We were supposed to capture blurred motion or still motion behind the camera and I decided to capture both for my final piece. Notice the difference in the before and after...there is quite a difference.

Tuesday, October 28, 2008 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 6:09 PM |
The following picture is my very first photo comm assignment of this year. The focus was "line" and using line as the main aspect of the picture. We edited them in photoshop, black and white, emphasizing the content instead of the color. I took this picture outside my apartment in Kulp, a fire escape to be more exact. It is extinct though, hence the fact it looks old and unusable, because well, it is.
These pictures were some I took for my space assignment. They emphasize empty space and the arrangement of the objects within the space of the picture. They can also convey a sense of depth or a sense of flatness in the frame.




This is my final space photo for class, taken at one of Jordan's rock concerts. I snapped it real fast, fascinated by the natural layout of the objects in the picture and what the light did to each of them in return.
Monday, October 27, 2008 | Posted by Ashley Nichole at 7:49 PM |
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