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annegeephoto.com
I always learn more about my photography approach when I work on these challenges. Through Philo's challenge, our guest host this week, I've learned I'm not a true minimalist type of photographer. I may be simplistic, but not in a minimal sense. For me simplistic means concentrating on one subject without a busy background. For... |
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annegeephoto.com
Have you ever gone out on a photo outing and not seen anything that would have your camera saying, "Pick me up and help me take this picture." I have a theory that there is always something to photograph. It may not be an award-winning photo or attractive to your photographic eye; but, take the... |
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annegeephoto.com
I enjoy photographing buildings. Why? They don't sway in a breeze, fly away or wilt. They reflect images and scenes; have angles, leading lines, and other geometric patterns; and are often works of art. I'll see a building and think to myself, "Wow, look at those lines and reflections!" My fascination with buildings began in... |
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picturesimperfectblog.com
Lens-Artists Challenge #364: A Quiet Moment |
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