Weekly Photo Challenge: Gatherings This week I had the opportunity to do a bit of photo journalism. I'm not a photo journalist, but I need some of the same skills when I'm traveling and photographing people and events. Photographing local events helps keep me in practice. This week, the challenge is to go out and Photograph Gatherings.
Category: Local Travel
Weekly Photo Challenge: Feathered Friends
Weekly Photo Challenge: Something that Doesn’t Belong
This week is one of those odd-ball challenges: Photograph Something that Doesn't Belong I think I’m tapping back into my childhood and remembering a bit from the children’s show Sesame Street where they show a series of objects and challenges the children to find the thing that doesn’t belong. I can even hear the song in my head "One of this things doesn't belong..
Weekly Photo Challenge: Bright Colors
Weekly Photo Challenge: Comfortable and Cozy
It's been cold - really cold - this week. We get these polar vortexes (vortexi?) every once in a while and I usually just hibernate in a warm cocoon until they're over. I know not everyone is in the throws of winter, but we all like to think warm and comfortable thoughts. This week's challenge is to photograph something comfortable and cozy.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Repeating Patterns
This week's photo challenge is a compositional etude. Photograph Repeating Patterns I worked on this compositional technique a lot when I first started trying to improve my photography skills. My eye will see repeating patterns, but only if the are really obvious. Once I started looking for repeating patterns, though they seem to be everywhere!
Weekly Photo Challenge: Under Cloudy Skies
Weekly Challenges: Holiday Traditions
Weekly Photo Challenge: The Wind
Weekly Photo Challenge: Balance
Finding your Best: Curating you Photo Collection
Zen Photography & Self Acceptance
Zen photographers accept where they are in their own vision and skill. Though always seeking improvement, they check their desire to compare themselves with other photographers and envy other photographers’ successes. Zen photographers work within themselves to create the best possible photographs they can. They acknowledge and accept natural human insecurities and negative desires, then refocus their energies on creating compelling photographs.