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Did anyone see Bei tumble backwards right after this? I'm not quite sure what happened, he was on the floor in the boo for a bit, then went into his nursery.
@dailyshoot #ds216: "Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject"
rainy day - staying inside: Ginkgo on a plate of slate within a frame of our carpet
Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject. www.dailyshoot.com/assignments/216
"Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject."
Alright, I cheated. My subject is more the frame itself than what's inside it. Sue me.
The Daily Shoot assignment for 2010/06/19:
Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
dailyshoot.com/assignments/216
Other pictures I took for frame assignment www.flickr.com/photos/krossbow/tags/ds216/
In the center of Medford's Alba Park (a lovely greenspace named for our sister city, Alba, Italy) is a simple reflection pool and a peaceful statue.
The sculpted scene of a young man petting two small dogs was carved in Italian marble and dedicated to the city in 1934 by Charles W. and Callie Palm. No further heraldry or explanation is offered...just a lovely snapshot of a sweet moment. My one sadness about the statue is that an iron railing encircles it and the pool, keeping the scene at a distance. I would prefer to be able to walk up and join the moment in a more tactile manner. Maybe, though, keeping would-be touchers away guards the tranquility of the simple interaction of a man and his dogs.
I suppose I can give them that.
Today's Daily Shoot assignment: Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
Daily Shoot: Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
Rainy day, so just a picture from our balcony. We use an old children's chair as a flower stand. I think it is a frame of sorts.
Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
Drawing I went to the city center, a photo of one of the most famous entries of the Plaza Mayor in Madrid.
I have improved a bit the contrast and saturation, but I had problems with the brightness of umbrellas
2010 - Day 170. June 19, 2010.
Daily Shoot - Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
Let's see a show of hands! How many people would like to trade lives with this cat? If you follow my photostream, you've already met Clyde. I'm used to finding him relaxing in the garden, but not wrapped up in the plants.
@dailyshoot: 2010/06/19: Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject. #ds216
Framed through the back of a chair, but makes it kind of like peering out to a desired place from behind bars.
"Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject."
"Zen. . . does not confuse spirituality with thinking about God while one is peeling potatoes. Zen spirituality is just to peel the potatoes."
Alan W. Watts, The Way of Zen, 1957
Hmm... could that be the reason why I don't really fancy doing any household work - it does not boost any thinking activity ;))
@dailyshoot "Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject." #ds216
Practise photography at Daily Shoot.
"#ds216 Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject."
Shot through a large dustbin. Would have liked to catch a bit more of the sky, but it was not possible due to the design of the dustbin. I must have looked quite strange, taking pictures with my camera half way into a dustbin.
Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
PS: Fun day today with my nephew. Took him to a kids sing-a-long show and worned all grown ups out. :)
Didn't have too much time for today's assignment, but walking in the park I found these trees and a bench.
since I had too much green below, I decided (again) to go for the 2x1 crop, and lowered the shadows and blacks to add some depth.
The Daily Shoot #216: Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
Get out there, take a photograph, upload it, and tweet a link to @dailyshoot with the hashtag: #ds216
@dailyshoot 2010/06/19: Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject. #ds216
Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject. #ds216
Japanese Iris
Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
#ds216
Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
I thought this one was obvious: I always wanted to try something like this.
The Daily Shoot #ds216 - Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
Our front porch is the parking lot for the kids construction toys.
The Daily Shoot assignment for 2010/06/19:
Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
Probably NOT @dailyshoot #ds216 material? Call it morning brain... this shot was super-overexposed as the camera had last been used in flash photog of a black asphalt surface and chalk marks at 9pm and then some. This was less than 12 hours later, and me not quite all there yet.
Wayfinder. source _MG_3524frame
Things look better in B l a c k M a g i c
I decided to take a literal approach and worked with several empty frames. Although I chose a shot where only one frame is visible, I was working with two and something interesting happened when I was setting up the shot... www.flickr.com/photos/jeanninestamand/4716090896
#ds216: Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
Today’s Daily Shoot assignment is:
Frame within a frame. Make a photo that uses an element--window, door, mirror, trees, etc.--to frame your main subject.
The recent rains have thankfully started to fill the retention areas again - more evidence of birds, fish and other critters! Freedom Park, Naples, FL