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tishfarrell.com
For most of the several years we lived in Africa I only had a small film camera - an Olympus-trip. It had a good lens and was great for general landscapes, but of course it had no zoom facility. Obviously, this was a big handicap when driving through bush country in search of wildlife to... |
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wanderingdawgs.com
Welcome back to the Lens-Artists challenge after our two week summer break! Ann-Christine:'s challenge is to show adventures from one destination only or from more than one place. She tells us: "Personally, I think every day is an adventure, but indeed some feel a bit more vivid and easier to describe." I am focusing on... |
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writingtofreedom.com
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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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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