This week’s photo challenge is “The Hue of You”
The Hue of me is sunshine and fields of spring time flowers.
But it is October. And those hues aren’t really available right now. I know I could have searched my archives for a picture, because I am sure I have lots of those. But I didn’t want it to be an old picture.
I also didn’t want to take a picture of something else with those colors. Because the hue of me is more than a synthetic color.
So I decided this week picture should be “The Hue of the Season”
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This week’s challenge is ‘Inside‘
My son loves compartments and storing things. He loves boxes and bags and things with doors or drawers.
I find fun things all over the house, they are like little surprises.
What is inside this reusable coffee filter??
If you would have guessed coffee, you would have been wrong…
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Carefree
Footloose and fancy free
This weeks photo challenge topic is Carefree.
I have always felt carefree during summer.
When I was little I would start the day in my swimsuit and wouldn’t take it off till bed time, if then. We would spend all day outside, swimming, playing in the sprinkler or in the tree house. We would go to the park and camping.
We would consume massive amounts of Popsicles.
As I got older the summers turned into me and my future hubby taking off to go camping or a drive to the beach for some surfing. Well, surfing for him, not me, our coastal waters are too cold for me to get into.
Now that I have children I still love summer time and all that comes with it.
Eating Popsicles for lunch
Or teaching Ian to swim ‘all-my-by-self’ in his life jacket
And the fact that Baby Sid is so happy in the water
My mom has always had the perfect yard for a slip n’ slide
And nothing says Carefree like taking a bath outside in a wash tub that has seen every baby bottom in our family
For me Carefree = Summer
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This is for last week’s challenge, which ended today as there is a new challenge.
But…you know, better late then never
It is supposed to be one shot taken at two different directions. One horizontal and one vertical.
This challenge is two force photographers to think before they shoot.
Back when I used film, you know a gazillion years ago. My nieces say “film? what is film?” I would have to think a lot about composition. Wasted film is wasted money. And wasted time in the dark room.
Now of course I can take a million pictures then pick and choose between the ones I like at a later time. Of course the down side is less thinking about the shot ahead of time.
I knew I wanted to shoot this building, I just kept not having enough time in the day. So it took me a little long.
Which one is better? That would depend on what you want the image to represent…
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