I’m going to cheat this week and use something from the archives. We used to be landscape photographers way back in the day!
Category Archives: P52
I’m sure is not quite what they were thinking of for this particular prompt but it’s the best I can do given the recent chaos of the recent weeks.
My delay on posting these has its benefits. While in Hilton Head on vacation we took a day trip to Savannah and did the tourist thing by hopping on one of the on/off tour buses. It was the perfect solution with the kids! This young man was playing a beautiful classical piece that just happened...
I can’t believe how behind I am on this! Work picked up and has been crazy and I’ve had a number of client sessions then we went on vacation. So, I’m going to try to catch up (and back date these)… This week was photographers choice – anything goes…so here it goes….
This week was framing! I always love to use natural framing around my subject to draw your eye to them. In landscape photography you use the natural elements – rocks, trees, water etc to frame but with people I suppose you have to get a little creative. Sure trees and rocks and what not work...
This week is about lines. My first thought was about leading lines – lines that draw you in or lead you through an image. Then I thought line of sight – subjects in the image looking off one side or another making you wonder what they see. I settled on lines as texture in an...
I’m running waaaay behind on my P52 project! I’ve been shooting but not necessarily along the theme. So, I’m trying to catch up. This week (2 weeks ago!) was all about centered composition. Generally when you frame up a picture you want to follow the rule of thirds (nutshell: draw a three by three grid...
This week’s prompt was about negative space. When I first started photography I was all about filling the frame with my subject and while that has its place, I needed to find some variety so I started reading up on negative space. Negative space is the area which surrounds the main subject in your photo....
This week was an open week – photographers choice. We were encouraged to go out and try something different vs. using something from the archives. I spent some time working on macros!
The prompt this week was low light. This one was in the basement with a big double sliding door but it was far enough away and there was little other ambient light that I had to jack the ISO up to the max of my camera – 3200. The subject is the one you’ll always...
