Challenge October 27-29, 2014 DIAMETERS
Oct 26, 2014 19:39:11 #
Yes many of you have done this in photo courses and I have learned through you how interesting it can be.
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
Sorry about that one.... the Devil made me do it
Oct 26, 2014 20:46:38 #
Here's my first post. Hope you like.
Oct 26, 2014 20:47:32 #
Thanks for hosting RR. I should learn a lot from this challenge.
Roadrunner wrote:
Yes many of you have done this in photo courses and I have learned through you how interesting it can be.
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
Oct 26, 2014 22:17:10 #
It is going to be an interesting challenge RR.
Roadrunner wrote:
Yes many of you have done this in photo courses and I have learned through you how interesting it can be.
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
Oct 26, 2014 22:27:02 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Yes many of you have done this in photo courses and I have learned through you how interesting it can be.
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
This will be an "eye opener", RR. Thanks for hosting. Hope to do my circle tomorrow or Tuesday.
Oct 26, 2014 22:38:09 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Yes many of you have done this in photo courses and I have learned through you how interesting it can be.
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
RR looks like fun thanks for hosting
Oct 26, 2014 23:46:12 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Yes many of you have done this in photo courses and I have learned through you how interesting it can be.
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
This is going to be a fun challenge. Thanks Roadrunner.
Yesterday I was raking leaves and found a lot of things within my 3 foot circle.
A big pile of golden leaves
Close up of leaf rake
I look down and I can see the shadow of the tree
I look up and I can see the almost bare tree
One of the many golden leaves on the grass
My multi tasking Lawn mover and trailer.
Oct 27, 2014 05:41:12 #
Lorima wrote:
This is going to be a fun challenge. Thanks Roadrunner.
Yesterday I was raking leaves and found a lot of things within my 3 foot circle.
Yesterday I was raking leaves and found a lot of things within my 3 foot circle.
That's it! right on...........
Oct 27, 2014 05:42:04 #
Mom of 2 wrote:
Here's my first post. Hope you like.
Nice one, Mom. Like the cartoon
Oct 27, 2014 06:02:38 #
Thanks. Have a good day.
Roadrunner wrote:
Nice one, Mom. Like the cartoon
Oct 27, 2014 06:37:58 #
Oct 27, 2014 08:00:27 #
Diameters, seems sort of like what I've been doing for quite awhile with some places.
i.e. the halloween decked lawn. I shot a broad shot, then started zooming on specific types of decorations.
or the duck pond I love so much you all may be getting bored with it. Actually, on Saturday, it was loaded with ducks and I shot more than 30 shots - a good 10 of which were zoom in close ups. Showing them all would mean a lot of resizing.
Here's #1, then the shots, I elected to edit, name and save
8-)
i.e. the halloween decked lawn. I shot a broad shot, then started zooming on specific types of decorations.
or the duck pond I love so much you all may be getting bored with it. Actually, on Saturday, it was loaded with ducks and I shot more than 30 shots - a good 10 of which were zoom in close ups. Showing them all would mean a lot of resizing.
Here's #1, then the shots, I elected to edit, name and save
8-)
First crow I've seen at the pond
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Picked for the crow again near west side of pond
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Near eastern end of pond. picked it for the combination of male mallard ducks
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Oct 27, 2014 08:12:34 #
judy juul
Loc: Cheshire, Ct.
Roadrunner wrote:
Yes many of you have done this in photo courses and I have learned through you how interesting it can be.
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
You make an imaginary circle of three feet in diameter and from Inside this circle you photograph what you see. Now this, for me anyway, gave me insight on finding subjects which ordinarily I'd not even notice ....
Your circles could be anywhere, your cellar or a Walmart parking lot, it is your choice
Be back after some thought.... ;)
Oct 27, 2014 09:24:26 #
Oct 27, 2014 10:21:58 #
An interesting challenge to be sure....went out this morning and stood in my diameter in front of the tree line by our road. Shot from a time lapse from 7:47 am to 8:08.
Looking to the south
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and behind me; Cedar Waxwings were coming in for breakfast
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Our drive light and eagle....and yes, the shed is in need of repairs...lol
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A look at the Oak tree line
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Catching the morning light to the west
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The mail box
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The end of the shoot.
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