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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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sillarit.com
Anne is our lovely guide this week, and she really made me think... a long time before deciding. Honestly, I've been through a lot of big changes in my life that really shaped who I am today. Moving to a different country when I was six opened my eyes to a crazy mix of cultures... |
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sillarit.com
I am an avid enthusiast of black and white photography, often referred to as monochrome photography, which has its nuances that set it apart from color photography in remarkable ways. At Lens-Artists, we've explored minimalism and black-and-white photography separately, each offering its unique perspective and emotional depth, but when these two styles are combined, they... |
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theonlyd800inthehameau.com
The challenge this week is to crop an image to provide a new slant on the subject. This is one of my favourite parts of the editing process; after all, isn't it always good at least to try and find a new angle on a subject? For this exercise, I've cropped and rotated the original... |
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