Ragtag Daily Prompt Sunday: Spoon
A bit of spoon fun
A market stall
My besties art work on a wooden spoon
and of course a Royal Spoonbill
A few spoons
Day: November 1, 2020
Another day at the bird bath: Who splashes the most
Reblogged for Debbies One Word Sunday: Splash
Going back to 2013
I love watching the birds when they come in for a quick dip or a good long wash. Some just zip in for a quick wash while others really take bath time seriously. There are the birds who like to be alone when bathing, some make it a family affair but it is always a lot of splashing around.
The magpie just wanted to dive right in.
And once he was in, he just tossed beakfuls of water all around.
The Lewins Honeyeater liked a quick dip, a bit of a drip dry and then was off.
The Spangled Drongo often just sits and waits before diving in.
Inevitably someone else thinks its bath time as well, much to the Drongos disgust the Noisey Miner had bath time on its mind.
The Wattlebird also tried to extend the Drongos bathtime by just diving right in.
Usually the Wattlebird makes sure…
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Silent Sunday 1 November
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Last photo for October 2020
Here we are again getting set for seeing the last photo from your cameras SD card or the last photo from your phone on the 31st October.
The rules are simple:
1. Post the last photo on your SD card or last photo on your phone for the 30th October.
2. No editing – who cares if it is out of focus, not framed as you would like or the subject matter didn’t cooperate.
3. You don’t have to have any explanations, just the photo will do
4. Create a Pingback to this post or link in the comments
5. Tag “The Last Photo” or #LastOnTheCard
Here’s mine
From my phone Samsung Galaxy S9
From my camera Canon PowerShot SX70HS
and from my other back-up camera I don’t use very much and often forget to include, a Canon PowerShot A1200
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Time to focus
The Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #121: Focus on the Subject
Patti has given some tips so maybe I should see how I go using these ideas for inspiration
Using Leading Lines & Repeating Patterns – “The lines and patterns help draw us into the scene and guide our eyes towards the subject.”
Using Selective Focus – This technique helps the viewer focus on the subject
Using Colour – “In this case, the colors help draw our eyes to the main subject of the image.”
Using Contrast & Focusing on the Eyes – “Contrasts in color, patterns, textures, old and new, fast and slow (for example) can help guide our viewers to focus on the subject.”
Freezing the Action – “Our eyes are drawn to action and speed.”
Framing the Shot with Arches, Doorways, etc. – “A final technique to draw attention to our subject is to use doorways, arches, tunnels, and windows to create a frame around it”
