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theonlyd800inthehameau.com
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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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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ameditativejourney.com
i like to wash, the dust of this world in the droplet of dew ~Basho droplets forming on the morning-glories sitting still ~ Issa Issa and Basho's words traveling though time, sharing a moment of their lives...two of my favorite poets I share with you through Ann-Christine's lens-artists challenge.?Enjoy. |
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annegeephoto.com
I know I'm not first to tell you the great news that Beth of Wandering Dawgs has joined the Lens Artists Challenge team. She's been a long-time participant and has done a lot of travelling. I'm sure she will be giving us exciting challenges. In other not so great news, Patti will be on hiatus... |
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