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Messing around with antique postcards, insects, jewellery and a huge magnifying glass from when I collected rocks. :D
2022_CLondon52w25: Check-In
From the C.London website: "We’re coming up on the middle of the year. How has it been so far? Have you been able to keep up? If so, color me impressed! I know just how difficult this challenge can be and how easy it is to let the weeks slip by.
For you, the ones who are all caught up, your prompt this week is to go back and find your one favorite and your one least favorite images from the challenge so far. Break down what it is that you like about the favorite, and what challenges you faced with the least favorite. Try and be extra critical, and if you’re open to it, share them on our subreddit, discord, flickr discussion board, or facebook group and ask for feedback from your peers. You now have the option of recreating the least favorite with your critical eye in mind. While you may not be able to recreate it exactly, use it as an inspirational jumping off point and focus on what you’d like to improve about it."
Favorite: Does He Not See Me? [www.jeffmarcowitz.photography/Collections/CLondon-52/i-v8...]
I loved the humor & spontaneity of this scene as I watched it unfold. Was perfect for Martin Parr week and represents the "slices of life" scenes I enjoy capturing.
Least Favorite: Tomahawk [www.jeffmarcowitz.photography/Collections/CLondon-52/i-xp...]
While this photo responded to the prompt "Commitment", the composition & lighting do not enhance the pork chop. Actually, it's kinda gross. The two biggest challenges were available lighting while dining outside at night and a 40mm focal length.
This week's photo utilizes the same focal length, better lighting, flatlay composition and the same 40mm focal length to convey a more appetizing scene of my wife's fantastic salad creation.
Ricoh GRIIIx @ f16 1/30 40mm equiv ISO 640 [Macro & on-camera flash]
Photographed 6/20/22