Challenge - "Three Quotes For the Creative Photographer" 10/4-10/6/2018
Oct 3, 2018 22:51:03 #
photophile wrote:
I picked a quote related to photography and images to go with it:"Sometimes I arrive just when God's ready for someone to click the shutter."- Ansel Adams
Well put together Karin..Pg. 1
Oct 3, 2018 22:52:52 #
User ID wrote:
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Out of the 3 quotes,
"Beauty out of chaos"
speaks most to me !
Out of the 3 quotes,
"Beauty out of chaos"
speaks most to me !
Nice set User..Pg. 1
Oct 3, 2018 23:23:38 #
judy juul wrote:
Its liberating as a creative photographer to forg... (show quote)
Beautiful start, JJ, and thanks for hosting.
Oct 3, 2018 23:24:21 #
Irenejb wrote:
These are lovely Judy. I so agree with your comment, but for me I will add driving country roads....I have found it is my passion and I love it. A few from today.....
I can hear John Denver singing "Country roads...take me home..."
Oct 3, 2018 23:24:28 #
Interesting challenge, Judy, and should be fun!
Of the three quotes, I relate more to the first one, "Bring Your Whole Self..."
I spent 45 years in sales, and over that time, had to interact with all kinds
of diverse people. Being able to understand their needs, gave me a better
perspective on what's really important in life.
During that time, I also worked in a photography studio doing mostly weddings
and formal portraits. I learned all about the "correct" way to frame a subject,
but over the years, I've chosen to use "tighter" crops, either in the camera or
in PP. I know some won't like these, but I feel they best capture the person.
I hope these fit your challenge...
Tim
Of the three quotes, I relate more to the first one, "Bring Your Whole Self..."
I spent 45 years in sales, and over that time, had to interact with all kinds
of diverse people. Being able to understand their needs, gave me a better
perspective on what's really important in life.
During that time, I also worked in a photography studio doing mostly weddings
and formal portraits. I learned all about the "correct" way to frame a subject,
but over the years, I've chosen to use "tighter" crops, either in the camera or
in PP. I know some won't like these, but I feel they best capture the person.
I hope these fit your challenge...
Tim
Oct 3, 2018 23:24:51 #
Golden Rule wrote:
I rode the Bainbridge Island to Seattle ferry and took photos out on the deck. It is fun to visit new places like Bainbridge and take an unfamiliar ferry ride to see the Seattle skyline.
p1. Golden!
Oct 3, 2018 23:25:47 #
User ID wrote:
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Out of the 3 quotes,
"Beauty out of chaos"
speaks most to me !
Out of the 3 quotes,
"Beauty out of chaos"
speaks most to me !
Each one is a study!
Oct 3, 2018 23:57:06 #
"Three Quotes For The Creative Photographer"..Day 1
You Bring Your Whole Self...
I hope this is an example of Bringing my whole self..
When I'm shooting something I'm really interested in, I try to capture What I see as the essence of the subject. some shots I really have to work for.
You Bring Your Whole Self...
I hope this is an example of Bringing my whole self..
When I'm shooting something I'm really interested in, I try to capture What I see as the essence of the subject. some shots I really have to work for.
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My View from under the Bridge.
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The Mill Pond
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Mill Stones have ben replaced with Grinders, but still powered by the Mills WHEEL, the wheel at the back is connected to the Water wheel outside and turns the belt that is connected by another belt to the grinder.
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Oct 3, 2018 23:59:33 #
Rolk wrote:
Interesting challenge, Judy, and should be fun! br... (show quote)
Pg. 2 Really Love that last shot of the grands Tim.
Oct 4, 2018 00:06:02 #
Photogirl17 wrote:
"Three Quotes For The Creative Photographer"..Day 1
You Bring Your Whole Self...
I hope this is an example of Bringing my whole self..
When I'm shooting something I'm really interested in, I try to capture What I see as the essence of the subject. some shots I really have to work for.
You Bring Your Whole Self...
I hope this is an example of Bringing my whole self..
When I'm shooting something I'm really interested in, I try to capture What I see as the essence of the subject. some shots I really have to work for.
You definitely do put every bit of yourself into your images, Lesley. Liked this series.
Oct 4, 2018 00:10:58 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
You definitely do put every bit of yourself into your images, Lesley. Liked this series.
Many Thanks Pat, I Love your work and your saying this means alot to me..
Oct 4, 2018 00:12:01 #
Photogirl17 wrote:
Pg. 2 Really Love that last shot of the grands Tim.
Thanks, Lesley!
Oct 4, 2018 00:14:43 #
Time for me to be in bed. I never knew (until this article) how to answer the endless questions about what I like to photograph, or my style. I like whatever captures my attention - sometimes a small detail, sometimes a big picture, faces - you know how it goes. I like to try and get angles others may not think about. Below are some pictures from a Fireman's Muster at the Fair. Local teams compete in a variety of events which would relate to fire fighting skills. This one was the ladder run. Teams would push up a ladder, stabalize it and a member would climb to the top and ring a bell. I tried different angles that wouldn't be a distraction to the teams or spectators and finally found a spot. I also like catching other photographers in the act. The last image was taken at the pig scramble. People were so packed into the end of the ring there was no way I could see so I aimed for this person's cell phone screen.
Up the ladder - look at the faces
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Headed to the top
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Success
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More than one way to catch the action
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Oct 4, 2018 06:36:11 #
My weekend....there might be one or two more before Sunday.
A place called Humanite where tourists are not allowed LOL
A place called Humanite where tourists are not allowed LOL
Oct 4, 2018 06:37:41 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
Time for me to be in bed. I never knew (until this... (show quote)
Stuff not often seen...Good ones, Pat
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