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yourlifeasartphotography.com | ||
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scillagrace.com
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| | | | | I was touring the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art last month with my daughter and her partner when they stopped to rest. I loved the "artsy-fartsy" setting with lots of clean negative space - so "muse-e-yummy"! I promised them I'd use the shot in a post soon, so thank you, Ritva, for giving me a... | |
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theonlyd800inthehameau.com
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| | | | | What could be more mundane than a cabbage? Even a red one? These red cabbages, cut into halves or quarters, were on sale at the Saturday market in the city of Perigueux. Opened up like this, it's possible to appreciate the complex layering of the leaves. Lens-Artists Challenge: Common Object | |
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ameditativejourney.com
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| | | | | Ritva writes that "we work so hard to learn the photography rules, at least I do but now it is time to BREAK them!! The problem is just that in order to break a rule, you must know that there is a rule in the first place!" The composition guidelines (rules) used within this image:... | |
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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... | ||
