Scattered Modeling: Pencil Sketches

Well my brother recently got the MAC Book Air, so he also got a camera on his computer, which I find incredibly handy! So in my spare time, I decided to take a few pictures of myself, using the pencil sketch setting on Photo Booth, here is what I came up with:

While this one is not my most flattering of pictures, I still love it! I rarely wear pink, because my favorite color is blue, so most of my stuff is blue. But here I am wearing pink, and I think it doesn't look half bad! I love my eyes here, they look really big and cute. 

I adore this picture! I just love how the light hits my face and the gleam in my eyes, even the paleness of my lips in this I think looks pretty. I was actually in the car right here, looking out the window when I accidentally clicked the take photo button, and BAM! one of my best pictures EVER! I love this one, and even how you can see my ear bud, I just love it! 

I really don't know what face I was making here, I think it's a mix of a pout and raising my eye brows. It looks a little strange but It still is worthy of being on here if I do say so myself! Even though I am frowning it still has a dramatic look to it that I think makes a great picture, even though it's not serious at all.

This was the first picture I ever took with Photo Bucket and I love it. It is a little depressing I guess, but I still like it because of the fact that my face shows no more expression than a brick. I find it ironic because it is a complete opposite of my personality 

Scattered Modeling: Winter Sports

Well since I have many pictures of myself skiing and I have this modeling thing going on here, I thought, Why not?! So here are some of my best pictures of me skiing:

This is a pretty good picture, I am in close to the gate, and my skis are on edge, but there are also a few problems. for one, I am way to far back, my shins are not pressing against the from of my boots like they should be, and second my shoulders are lilting way too much into the gate, they should be straight, facing down the hill, only below the hips should be moving here.

This is one that was taken  right before the one that I have already shown. Here you can see that while I am in fact even more on edge here, I am still way too far back in my boots, which makes me easily unbalanced. Also my shoulders and hands are dipping much too far  down. But overall both of these pictures are both very good and shows some of my best skiing. 

For the record I am in fact on a ski team, so I am trained for this kind of stuff. In these pictures I may be going 20-30 mph, so quite fast for a 95lb. girl of my height, this is a GS coarse, which means the gates are much more spread out than it would be in a Slalom (S-la-lum) coarse. Gs stands for Giant Slalom, so it makes sense. I will try to get some pictures of me skiing Slalom on here, but I am not as good at that. 

Thanks for reading!