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ameditativejourney.com
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| | | | | This week Tina (Travels and Trifles) invites lens-artists to share photographs that bring a bit of humor into their lives. As I have found that photo walks are like treasure hunts where each click of the camera is tucking images into a bag of treasures ... only to be opened when one is at home.... | |
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wanderingdawgs.com
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| | | | | Anne has challenged us to create images using a zooming technique. She tells us "Zooming is part of the Intentional Camera Movement family, but instead of moving the camera, you are just moving the lens back and forth." I had never heard of this before reading Anne's post so I spent a lot of time... | |
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writingtofreedom.com
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| | | | | Our treasure hunt starts with a bumpy mushroom, displaying circles and patterns. ~ This week Anne invited us to have fun on a virtual scavenger hunt for the Lens Artists Challenge. The goal is to find images that match her list of words. The words I chose are circle, pattern, design, water, bumpy, and shadows.... | |
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sillarit.com
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| | | The post highlights the beauty and poignancy of abandoned places and structures, capturing their decay and evoking nostalgia. Photographers are drawn to these sites for their stories, emphasizing themes of impermanence and neglect. Each image serves as a visual narrative, reminding viewers of life's fragility and the emotions these remnants evoke. | ||
