The LPM Photo Adventure: Still Life
Category: art
A Treasure Hunt
The Lens-artists Challenge #85: Treasure Hunt
I went through my archives for this Treasure Hunt
- Challenge Items: Sunrise and/or sunset, Something cold and/or hot, a bird, a dog, a funny sign, a bicycle, a seascape and/or mountain landscape, a rainbow, a church, a musical instrument, a boat, a plane, a waterfall
Sunset
Something hot
A bird. A Catbird
A dog
Funny sign
A bicycle
Seascape
Double Rainbow
Church
Musical Instrument 
A Boat
A Plane
A Waterfall
- Extra Credit Items: An expressive portrait of one or more people, a very unusual place, knitting or sewing, a fish, an animal you don’t normally see, a bucket, a hammer, a street performer, a double rainbow, multiple challenge items in a single image.
Street performers being expressive
Unusual Place
Knitting
A Fish
An animal you don’t usually see – An Echidna
A Bucket
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Chairs and shadows
A collection of tones and shapes
Debbies Quotation-inspired image
“Dodging and burning are steps to take care of mistakes God made in establishing tonal relationships!” Ansel Adams
“Tonal relationships are important for us to understand because they give us the power and choice to influence the viewer’s eye, highlighting what we as the photographer want to showcase in an image. At a basic level, a photograph is nothing more than a collection of tones and shapes. If we can look at an image and understand what the relationships between the elements are, then we can sculpt the image with more artistic intent. Understanding these relationships, I think, makes us more focused on what we are doing at the time of capture, what we may want to do later on with the image, and knowing what we want to say as artists.” Robert Salisbury
Do you think I have it right?
Do you find the image more to your liking in black and white…….
or in colour to convey the sense of tone and shape
See Robert Salisburys blog for more information
https://robertsalisbury.photography/blog/understanding-tonal-relationships-to-improve-our-work
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Shelf life
Dig
Patrick’s Pic and Word Challenge #219: Dig
Little balls
of wonder!
They appear
Sand
works of art
Dig
carry
deposit
Little balls
of wonder!
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These Boots are Made for Walking
Wordless Wednesday 5 February
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Masterpiece
The Ragtag Daily Prompt Sunday: Masterpiece
The masterpiece
that arises from
where?
Is this a study
of work
of thought
of desire.
The head
decides
the fingers
twitch
the heart
beats.
What is
this?
What is
that?
will you
see
show me
your masterpiece
I’ll show
you mine.
A collaborative
decision
This goes
there
What about
this
here.
To you
my friend
it is just
a bit of
stuff
to us
it is
a
masterpiece.
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The Neon Light squares within a square
Beckys square photo challenge: Light
Come on over to Becky’s and join in the fun
Here’s the rule:
All you really need remember about this photographic challenge is that a square is a rectangle with four equal sides!
Yes the photo format is Square. Look on your camera setting before you get totally inspired and set it to 1:1 There you have it Square Format. If you forget crop your image to Square
