This week, the challenge is to....Photograph the Places You'll Go I know this challenge is a bit "out there". How can you possibly photograph places you've not been to!?...
Tag: nature
India Travelogue: Kochi and Alleppey
Weekly Photo Challenge: Motion
Weekly Photo Challenge: Eyes
This week's photo challenge is a focus etude -- Photograph Eyes. One exercise in the Focus section of my book 32 Photo Etudes is to focus on eyes. Whether you like to photograph people or animals, capturing the eyes are key. Our eyes go directly to any eyes in a photo, so it's important to practice getting a sharp focus where it counts.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Repeating Patterns
This week's photo challenge is a compositional etude. Photograph Repeating Patterns I worked on this compositional technique a lot when I first started trying to improve my photography skills. My eye will see repeating patterns, but only if the are really obvious. Once I started looking for repeating patterns, though they seem to be everywhere!
Weekly Photo Challenge: Four-legged Friends
I just returned from a week of photographing wild* horses in Missouri Ozarks - yes, there are! - so as I was standing in a field for four hours yesterday I decided that this week the theme is to:
Photograph Four-legged Friends
It doesn't matter if you're photographing domestically or in the wild....
Weekly Photo Challenge: Drops of Water
Weekly Photo Challenge: Drops of Water
It’s raining as I write making this week’s challenge particularly apt.
This week, the theme is to:
Photograph Drops of Water
As I look out the window, there are drops of water dripping from the leaves which are just turning color for the autumn. If I'm lucky, the sun will come out soon and I’ll get a little sparkle
Weekly Photo Challenge: Strength
Weekly Photo Challenge: Something Borrowed
This week, the theme is to:
Photograph Something Borrowed
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue....
You don't just have to think weddings this week, but a summer wedding would be appropriate.
So grab your camera this week - or better still, borrow someone else's - and go see what you can negotiate.