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Assignment 4 color: I took a LOT of fun colorful pics this week that madde it hard to decide:)) But I loved this contrast.
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ADG from CCCP performs a skateboarding trick named Boneless. After three successful executions and three exposures later, the first CCCP homework assignment was complete.
Assignment 52 -- Architectural Detail Diptych. Taking advantage of my road trip South, on back roads--- though Augusta isn't far from the little settlement of Loco
Assignment: Signs, signs, and more signs. They're everywhere and most of the time we probably don't even notice them. This week's assignment is to photograph a sign. Try to get an new or interesting angle on the sign.
Dare: Try to find a sign that is worded in a way that is unusual and funny or maybe an altered sign. Here are a couple of Flickr groups devoted to these types of signs...
WIT: A new found mania for clicking and a bit of free time. I snapped this photo as I was taking a stroll back to my car. I was also trying to sneak in a quick cigarette. Anyway, this is what my smelly old cigarette smoke did to the marquee, and I actually like it.
WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - August 27: Generations of great Scots at Scots College August 27, 2016 in Wellington, New Zealand. (Photo by Mark Tantrum/ www.scotscollege.school.nz/)
WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - August 27: Generations of great Scots at Scots College August 27, 2016 in Wellington, New Zealand. (Photo by Mark Tantrum/ www.scotscollege.school.nz/)
Active Assignment Weekly - Hands On
WIT: My wife is a hand therapist so I had to enter this week. This is her climbing a wall. Cropped but otherwise SOOC.
I am happy to share a news with you all, that my first photography assignment work is published in a magazine. Soon the magazine is going to be full time live on the internet. I will be providing photo essays every month for the e-magazine.
Please download the magazine from Sattva and go through it whenever you get time. It has some interesting articles for i-Day Special. Refer to page 11 and 12 where my work is published.
Thank you all for your comments, suggestions, appreciations..
Flickr, for sure, has given a new dimension to my work and life..
@Joel, thanks for your photograph and sharing the views on your freedom.
While I do not want to flog an idea to death, I was on a "sun in leaves" mission the other day, and wanted to catch these lovely red leaves....so I did! Case closed! (been watching Archie Bunker reruns)
Taken for the Assignment 52 challenge- "Using lines for composition" along with several other photos I just posted today.
I was driving to another location when I looked to the side at just the right moment to catch this double row of pine trees. It was off the road a bit, on the other side of a narrow, but full drainage ditch. I did a U-turn, found a place to park and navigated across the muddy ditch to snap this photo. Right after getting it, the sun went behind a big cloud and the good lighting dissapeared. I liked this shot well enough that I didn't bother going to my intented destination :-)
I thought I had uploaded these on Wednesday, but looks like I didn't! Glad I caught that before the week was over.
Shooting with one of my favorite models :-)
Strobist info: SB-28, nearly on-axis, shot through a white umbrella.
Shooting with one of my favorite models, giving me some of her best faces. :-)
Strobist info: SB-28, nearly on-axis, shot through a white umbrella.
Shooting with one of my favorite models, giving me some of her best faces. :-)
Strobist info: SB-28, nearly on-axis, shot through a white umbrella.
Active Assignment Weekly, February 14-21: Portraits
Portrait in the loosest sense of the word. Candid or posed, this week's assignment should be a portrait of a child or adult, male or female. Just remember to keep it family friendly.
Restriction: No studio shots. Must be taken outdoors. *amended
Dare: Make it of someone you don't know before you take the shot.
Without my DSLR for a while longer, so here goes...
WIT: Borrowed the P/S while at dinner (didn't do the dare; this is our son), on Program mode because I'm still learning what this camera can do. CS4 conversion to black and white (green filter), curves for getting the semi- 'high key' effect, minor cloning out blemishes, sharpened, resized, added the border.
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Open - Closed
Awake - Asleep
Dark Edged - Light Edged
This is my first attempt at trying to do something like this. There is lots of room for improvement and I will try again.
Used my own texture from a tree trunk.
Self Portrait.....LOL..... I should get a better face cream.
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Journal spread prompted by assignment #2 over at Wreck This Journal -- I drew on the left-hand page with a white crayon, then blotted a tea-bag on the page a few times to give the page some color. Then, I drew/collaged on top of it. There's a secret picture drawn in crayon under there....can you see it?