Challenge - Nov. 12 - 14, 2015 Find Interesting Photos in Boring Places
Nov 12, 2015 16:43:52 #
Nov 12, 2015 16:45:29 #
Nov 12, 2015 16:49:29 #
Agnesm wrote:
Good challenge I have seen so many interesting things on here. some of the things I saw would not thought of doing such as with the forks that sharon had on. Have a few that I took yesterday in the neighborhood. Sure whited that I had my camera with today as so so many things that would of been fun photoing with the thick fog we had.
pg 6. Some great finds Agnes. What an interesting and pretty flower (#1) and a beautiful shot of it!
Nov 12, 2015 16:51:41 #
Clicker2014 wrote:
Thanks E Mang for the suggestion! Is this what you were thinking? Changes it completely...and in a good way!
:thumbup:
:thumbup:
pg 6. Changes it Clicker.....and love it!
Nov 12, 2015 16:54:39 #
Mary1946 wrote:
Fun to see what each of you shared.
I like taking outdoor pictures, but I find that November through March is boring and pretty much ugly. But the other day when there was finally some sunshine, I did take a picture of a cattail when I was out with my dog, Taffy.
I like taking outdoor pictures, but I find that November through March is boring and pretty much ugly. But the other day when there was finally some sunshine, I did take a picture of a cattail when I was out with my dog, Taffy.
pg 6. Mary, what a great shot of the cattail....love the back lighting.
Nov 12, 2015 16:59:22 #
When at the park last week I found some color and proceeded to make a collage.....and then played for more interest.
Nov 12, 2015 17:04:04 #
Nov 12, 2015 17:22:07 #
Cool idea Irene and I like the first bridge.
The article was interesting and points out how going to the same place over and over allows you great opportunities. You learn where things grow, best times of days for shooting there.
This one literally fell out of a tree, right out my back door.
I was gifted a used blue bird box, which I temporarily stuck in the crux of a tree out my back door just to keep it off the wet ground. It fell down and out rolled these eggs.
The article was interesting and points out how going to the same place over and over allows you great opportunities. You learn where things grow, best times of days for shooting there.
This one literally fell out of a tree, right out my back door.
I was gifted a used blue bird box, which I temporarily stuck in the crux of a tree out my back door just to keep it off the wet ground. It fell down and out rolled these eggs.
Irenejb wrote:
Welcome to the next challenge. Thank you Judy for... (show quote)
nest accident
before all the leaves fell
Nov 12, 2015 17:27:44 #
great on the reflection...
photophile wrote:
We go to Wendy park and see these bridges often so I used some special effects to prevent boredom in the viewers! :)
Nov 12, 2015 17:28:21 #
light and clarity...both of which you capture well.
Lorima wrote:
Thank you. These leaves are usually a dull orange brown color, but when the sun gave them back lighting they almost glowed this reddish color. Amazing how light can transform something boring into a thing of beauty. :)
Nov 12, 2015 17:28:51 #
Irenejb wrote:
pg 6. Mary, what a great shot of the cattail....love the back lighting.
Thanks, Irene.
Nov 12, 2015 17:29:22 #
big difference..second so much better.
dane004 wrote:
Irene Thank you for hosting the Challenge. Very Interesting challenge and you have made a great start.
I Have been very busy I started a new job and spent last week in training from sunup to sun down so not many photos lately.
I Have been very busy I started a new job and spent last week in training from sunup to sun down so not many photos lately.
Nov 12, 2015 17:29:52 #
Irenejb wrote:
When at the park last week I found some color and proceeded to make a collage.....and then played for more interest.
Attractive collage.
Nov 12, 2015 17:31:54 #
RiverNan wrote:
Cool idea Irene and I like the first bridge.
The article was interesting and points out how going to the same place over and over allows you great opportunities. You learn where things grow, best times of days for shooting there.
This one literally fell out of a tree, right out my back door.
I was gifted a used blue bird box, which I temporarily stuck in the crux of a tree out my back door just to keep it off the wet ground. It fell down and out rolled these eggs.
The article was interesting and points out how going to the same place over and over allows you great opportunities. You learn where things grow, best times of days for shooting there.
This one literally fell out of a tree, right out my back door.
I was gifted a used blue bird box, which I temporarily stuck in the crux of a tree out my back door just to keep it off the wet ground. It fell down and out rolled these eggs.
The photo with the wings is neat.
Nov 12, 2015 18:15:15 #
dane004 wrote:
photophile very nice work on the reflection :thumbup:
Thanks dane for your comment and thumbup, too. My son drives for UPS, they trained him, he had to wait for a long time to get his own route but it was worth it. :)
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