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Week 6 of the 52 week photo challenge I was tasked to take an artistic candy shot. Skittles, M&M's, and Smarties. Find away =)
52 Weeks: The 2026 Edition
The Malpass Brothers, Chris and Taylor, are modern-day troubadours who honor traditional country music. With a rich background steeped in the sounds of legendary artists, they bring a vibrant and nostalgic energy to their performances.
Week 6 - Candy. For some reason we had a big container of Valentines candycorn at our house. I quietly encouraged my kids to start playing with them and see what designs they could come up with. This is what my 10 year old came up with.
Another struggle this week, especially since this is my favorite color. However, when I realized all that the color actually meant to me and what words it resonated with (faithful, reliable, free, peaceful, calm), I couldn't believe I was sitting inside the thing I needed to capture. I'm so grateful for this wonderful car, Eleanor, for letting me put so many miles on her to travel and explore. As I begin to focus on living as a Minimalist, the objects that bring value to my life were the first to identify. She is so valuable.
week6-bleu
Au départ, je voulais photographier des fromages, des "bleus". Et aujourd'hui, en allant faire la vidange d'huile de ma voiture, j'ai trouvé un parc automobile avec de nombreuses voitures aux bleus variés. Cette photo représente un bout de portière de Renault Twingo...
Week6-blue
At first, I wanted to photograph cheeses, "blues". And today, going to do the oil change of my car, I found a car park with many cars with various blues. This picture shows a door of a Renault Twingo...
Same cute dog as high key. Sassy is settling in well and loves his new home. We are grateful to have had the opportunity to rescue him.
Week 6/52
"Predator"
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Week 7 /52
"Catch Me If You Can".
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Strobist Info: One bare flash on top of subject with a tracing paper as diffuser @ 1/128 power.