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photobyjohnbo.com
Complementary Colors Twirl. This week, Egidio's challenge focuses on complementary colors. In describing the challenge, he writes, "Complementary colors are those that sit opposite each other on a color wheel. Using them in your photography creates the best color contrast, and your images pop. For example, red and green, magenta and green, yellow and violet,... |
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wanderingdawgs.com
Ritva's challenge is to pay attention to the background behind our subject. I chose a few images from nature for this challenge. I used depth of field to blur the background to keep the focus on the main subject. Many thanks to our host Ritva for this challenge Lens-Artists #304 - Behind |
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annegeephoto.com
Retirement is a big change. At least for me it was since my life revolved around the grandkids, husband and mom. My small parttime business, which I was closing, was my outlet. What would I do? Enter- photography. Photography changed my life! It rescued me, gave me purpose and became a passion. My business was... |
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theonlyd800inthehameau.com
Like many others. I suspect, I'm not really comfortable with portrait photography. There's no doubt that it's an art form in itself - cf. Annie Leibovitz, for example, or Karsh of Ottawa - but I feel much more relaxed focusing (literally) on non-human subjects. Nonetheless, I thought I'd give it a go for the Lens-Artists... |
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