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Today’s Daily Shoot assignment is:
Fragility conveys tension. Make a photo today of a person or object in a fragile state.
A mimosa bloom shows off its airy, pink, and delicate nature - the fragility is evident in its short-lived duration contrasting with the solid crystal vase. Naples, FL
The photo interest group at our church met this evening. Our assignment for this month: orange. Anything orange. This was one of the images I sent in.
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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/)
assignment : 18x24 poster for nike...
scaled down to the size of a business card...guy done on tracing paper
Camera: Samsung Galaxy II
Setting; auto
This is a second shot of my husband just tasting the meal he was preparing. I posted it because I like the light and the shadow.
Active Assignments Weekly : Movement and Motion.
With the lens pressed up against the window, I have tried to capture the excitment of a train journey into the countryside.
The trees close to the track race by and give a tantalising glimps of the delights that await.
I wanted to use the window frame and maybe the seats of the train to give some context, but the window was just too dirty for that, so I used the tracks to provide the context.
these are photos from my daughter's $20 disney princess camera that I took at the "assignment houston" meetup at the Houston Museum of Natural Science on Jul. 13
Taken for Active Weekly Assignment: Black and White and Red All Over.
WIT: Trying to get the little girl to sit still long enough to take the shot. Set up a white towel and grabbed a Hibiscus flower off the bush. Resisting the urge to post process was the hardest.
Assignment: This week will challenge you to capture subjects that have at least 75% pure Black and White elements in the photo frame – no other colours can be predominent (skin tones are ok, but can't make up more than 25%)
One compulsory addition: add a spot of Red, somewhere, somehow into the photo (i.e. introduce red rose petals on piano keys, but keeping in mind the green stem and leaves are forbidden.)
Restriction: No black and white film/image – you must shoot in colour, and bring back a photo in RGB.
Dare: Absolutely no post-processing! WYSIWYG: shoot as if you had positive slide film, and could not make any adjustments. This is directed at those of us who love to 'tweak' in PS by sliding around Curves, Levels, Selective Colour, Brightnes/Contrast, Highlight/Shadows, etc. Try going without and bring back your results from what you shot 'in camera' only.
One acceptable exception: if shooting RAW, you can use a sharpen command, but nothing more.
The U.S. Military Academy Class of 2026 chose their first Army assignment during Post Night on February 25, 2026 at West Point, New York. During Post Night, cadets select their U.S. Army posts they will report to upon commissioning and graduating from basic officer leaders course. (U.S. Army Photo by John Pellino/USMA)
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My first attempt at food photography.
Did this for an assignment in my commercial photography class. I'd never worked with food before, wasn't sure what to expect, but I think I did a good job for my first attempt.
Lighting: Home-made soft box and reflector.
Guardian camera club utilities assignment.
I had some 4 core telephone cable in the flat from when I moved a socket, thought this would make a more intresting shot striped back to remove the casing. Also moved the light around to try to maximise shaddows and highlights. Later tried some mono shots and liked the results.
Enjoy and thanks for looking.
Craig
Assignment-2: Environmental Portrait of a Women(Mother)
There is only one pretty child in the world, and every mother has 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/)
Assignment 52 -- Freeze action
(I think the blur of gun & shell is blurred focus, rather than motion blur. Such an unexpected sort of shot, I'm going with it.)
OCA: photograph submitted for the OCA Introduction to Digital Photography assignment 1: Contrasts.
Contrasting pairs of images
Duplicate image
This has been my first Get Pushed assignment, my partner is Savannah Lewis (please visit her wonderful photostream) she has been kind enough to give me an "easy" push, at least that´s what I though until I started trying to find out It is way out of my "comfort" zone. But, hey! isn´t that what Get Pushed is for??
I took this one last Saturday during a 6 hours overlay in Madrid on my way to spend a week with my Mom (73) and my Grandfather (100) whom have been both hospitalized for a couple of weeks and are still struggling to recover. I decided to do something with that time and took Madrid Metro to visit Schoenstatt Shrine, one of the many shrines spread all over the world. It was a magic cold morning that I will never forget.
Savannah asked me to "...Create a dramatic silhouette of your choice, be it a person, place, or "thing." I want to see high contrast in the shot..."
I took several other shots but I think this time I´m going to stick with this one.
I hope this is what she was looking for.
No Photoshop or Lightroom since I´m using my Mom´s computer with only the basics.
111 pictures in 2011
these are photos from my daughter's $20 disney princess camera that I took at the "assignment houston" meetup at the Houston Museum of Natural Science on Jul. 13
I'm taking a 35mm black and white photography course at my Uni this semester and my teacher is kind enough to scan the work that we hand in.
This is one of the two prints I chose to hand in for my first assignment which was on scale. It seems to have scanned with a slight blue/purpleish tint though it is black and white.
Photo taken with a Yashica FR and Ilford HP5 Plus 400 ISO film. Processed, developed and printed by me.
I am a beginner at photo editing, and was going to use iphoto for edits, however after reading a recommendation on the forum, I used PicMonkey.com for this assignment. This is my edited photograph, my original is on my photostream. I took this in the yard of my son's orphanage in Haiti. It is a picture of a broken toy baby stroller that one of the boys used to "build" a car. It struck me as impressive that in such a shattered place these children can learn to make their own magic, which was the inspiration for my edits. I adjusted the contrast and the shadows, bumped up the saturation slightly to make the bright colors pop. I also used the "sharpen" tool to make all of the edges crisp and bring out the detail. Then, I used a texture layer of colored light bursts, moving the location of the bursts so that they highlighted the subject of my composition. The end result is what I see as being the moment of transformation from brokenness to beauty. Hope you enjoy! ~ Laura
For this assignment, the main project i had issue because i really didnt know what to photograph mainly because i felt like i didnt have anything good to photograph. But i worked with what i had, and took several images of different things with minimal lighting. I do feel like i struggled a lot with this assignment. So i chose this image to upload to the group because i felt this one was my best image in comparison to my other images. This is a pine tree that got split by a storm a few weeks ago. The other reason i chose this was because i like the lighting in it. My ISO was 800 and my shutter speed was 1.6 and the aperture was 6.3. So i wanted to go for a Kohei Yoshiyuki type of image because i really like their work, however i felt that i didnt have the right scenario to capture an image like that, so I had to scrap my idea and begin with something else. Again the learning experience was working with iso and night time which again proved a small challenge but this time i felt more confident shooting this time compared to my first assignment.
Hello letter love class it has been fantastic i currently letter alot but i have still learned so so so much......The moon is a 4.6 billion year old rock........as we sail thru life dont avoid rough waters
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Write from the perspective of another character
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Invent a new word
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Invent a new mode of discourse
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Active Assignment Weekly: 23-30 May 2016: Water:
"I find water to be an inspiration - it is present everywhere, has countless shapes and colors, catches light in different ways and gives a photographer the freedom to play with it as he wishes. Restriction - only water, no other liquids :)"
WIT: Pouring water from a jug in the evening sun. Cropped then adjusted levels to turn background darker.
Assignment: Creative Printing.
taken on: Mamiya C220 - TMX400
printed: 8x8 full frame
old, underexposed, damaged neg, and torn paper border.
Spring 2007.
Assignment 52: The Golden Hour comparison diptych
These are cropped, but otherwise unedited. The "golden" hydrangeas might look like they're against sky, but that's the same snow backdrop, turned blue in that light. Very interesting assignment.