10-17-2022, 11:20 AM
A bit of everything for this start to our weeklies.
Thanks, Michael. Sorry that you couldn't sleep, but your ventures brought back good fortune.
I have two favorites, the first and the fourth. I like the details and colors in both. The corner entrance of the first with the shades of browns and teal awning makes this unique . The perspective of the fourth shot really pulls the viewer in. It makes me want to go out and shoot some night shots.
Natalie, Awe, so sweet. I am glad to see you out with your camera. There for a while, I was wondering if those days would ever return. I think you would have to admit that with your life still being so busy, you still have to find time to take photos. Do ever wonder how you manage to do EVERYTHING when you were working so many hours. I hope you get to sleep in at least now and a lot of your worries are gone since the chickens flew the coup.
Patty, that is pretty much what it looks like around here. That was a lovely walk. Today and tomorrow we have chilly temps (in the 40's) and lots of gusting winds. Our leaves will all be whipped out soon. I wish they would last longer, they are stunning this year, as always.
Dave, We take photos of things that we feel most comfortable taking. That is why few of us take street photography. You do well to take advantage of settings and lighting when you photograph your florals. The contrasting red and green work nice in this TRIO BLOOM composition as does your crop that fills the frame. Well done. I will follow your subject, Dave.
We also have our own style that we tend to embrace. The other day I showed my husband 23 photos that were posted in an Olympus Camera Photo Blog that I participate in. I asked him to pick out his three favorites. As he scrolled through them, when he came to mine (#21), he said, "that one is yours". I guess I have a style too.
This Thursday is our local club meeting and NATURE is one of the topics. In the style of MIKE MOATS, a local photographer I know I have mentioned and shared his videos with you before, I chose this photo as one of three for the club meeting. Mike says that if you want to take a photo of a flower, look for one that is unique. When I spotted this flower growing in the wild, I figured this was the kind of thing he was talking about.
Thanks, Michael. Sorry that you couldn't sleep, but your ventures brought back good fortune.
I have two favorites, the first and the fourth. I like the details and colors in both. The corner entrance of the first with the shades of browns and teal awning makes this unique . The perspective of the fourth shot really pulls the viewer in. It makes me want to go out and shoot some night shots.
Natalie, Awe, so sweet. I am glad to see you out with your camera. There for a while, I was wondering if those days would ever return. I think you would have to admit that with your life still being so busy, you still have to find time to take photos. Do ever wonder how you manage to do EVERYTHING when you were working so many hours. I hope you get to sleep in at least now and a lot of your worries are gone since the chickens flew the coup.
Patty, that is pretty much what it looks like around here. That was a lovely walk. Today and tomorrow we have chilly temps (in the 40's) and lots of gusting winds. Our leaves will all be whipped out soon. I wish they would last longer, they are stunning this year, as always.
Dave, We take photos of things that we feel most comfortable taking. That is why few of us take street photography. You do well to take advantage of settings and lighting when you photograph your florals. The contrasting red and green work nice in this TRIO BLOOM composition as does your crop that fills the frame. Well done. I will follow your subject, Dave.
We also have our own style that we tend to embrace. The other day I showed my husband 23 photos that were posted in an Olympus Camera Photo Blog that I participate in. I asked him to pick out his three favorites. As he scrolled through them, when he came to mine (#21), he said, "that one is yours". I guess I have a style too.
This Thursday is our local club meeting and NATURE is one of the topics. In the style of MIKE MOATS, a local photographer I know I have mentioned and shared his videos with you before, I chose this photo as one of three for the club meeting. Mike says that if you want to take a photo of a flower, look for one that is unique. When I spotted this flower growing in the wild, I figured this was the kind of thing he was talking about.