Category Archives: Photos I took
Share Your World – August 3, 2020
And now for this week’s Share Your World
What will finally break the Internet? Do you believe it can be broken at all?
I would say it’s already broken, but I think it’s supposed to look that way.
What are some ‘red flags’ to watch out for in daily life? (take it as you want)
What’s the silliest thing someone has argued with you about?
When you get right down to it, they are all silly.
What’s the strangest thing you’ve found lying on the ground / side of the road?
All I can say is that they made a movie about it…
30 Day of Composition. August 3: Negative Space
Here is today’s post for Emma David Camera Club, remembering that August is all about the 30 Days of Composition.
Every day is a new theme, but I am also challenging myself with an overall theme for the month, Around the House (and Yard), and some weekly sub-themes, this week’s being Black and White.
So, today the theme is Negative space: “The area between elements in your image (often between subject and background) is called negative space, or white space, and it is just as important as the subject itself. It has a shape, and adds to the emotional impact of your shot.”
RagTag Daily Prompt: Honcho
A response in starting over with a new daily avoidance (or non-avoidance, as the case may be), here with the Ragtag Daily Prompt , today is Honcho.
We all know who the head honcho is around here!
Fandango’s One Word Challenge: Pizzazz
“Welcome to Fandango’s One-Word Challenge (aka, FOWC). It’s designed to fill the void after WordPress bailed on its daily one-word prompt. Today’s word is “Pizzazz”.
Crab cakes with a little pizzazz…
30 Day of Composition. August 2: Framing
Here is today’s post for Emma David Camera Club, remembering that August is all about the 30 Days of Composition.
Every day is a new theme, but I am also challenging myself with an overall theme for the month, Around the House (and Yard), and some weekly sub-themes, this week’s being Black and White.
So, today the theme is Framing: “what can you find in the shot to frame your subject?”
Ok, framing is easy in my head, and not so easy when I try to find it around the house. Well, here is my feeble attempt for today:
