Cee’s Mid-week Madness Challenge: April Alphabet – F at the beginning or end of a word
Fog
Begonia leaf
Fence
Figbird eating a Fig
Fighting ants
Leaf
Roof
Calf
A few F’s
Tag: roof
Wordless Wednesday – 20 April
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A bit of metal
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Metal
Ragtag Daily Prompt Wednesday: Versatile
Metal of all sorts
To ring and gather together
To do some work
To drive about
To let people know what you do
To travel in style very fast
To be shiny and artistic
To be culturally artistic
A bit of metal music
To keep the weather off
To keep clean
To keep us safe
and a place to sit and relax after a hard day
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Just some lines
It’s all a bit burlywood
Sunday Still Monthly Colour Challenge: Walking in a Burlywood World
OK Hands up who knows what burlywood is? Well it appears that it is one of those colours that just is…..nothing that makes it stand out, a kind of tan of sorts. This is the sample Terri gave us
I think I have variations but trying to find an exact match is proving difficult. What do you think? Did I get close enough?
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A variety of shapes
Look up there
Getting into shape
The Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #141: Geometry
Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Diamonds, Triangles or Squares
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Look for the shadow
The 2020 Photo Challenge #45 – November Theme/Technique: Black and White Photography
From Jude’s tips – “What is important though is the composition. Try using a square format to emphasise the composition especially if there is a distinct pattern formation. When you take a picture in monochrome you may have to make different decisions about how you compose the shot.
“One sees differently with colour photography than black and white… in short visualisation must be modified by the specific nature of the equipment and materials being used” Ansel Adams
You can use Monochrome Mode on your camera, or turn colour photos into black and white with your favourite post-processing application.”
This week's assignment - Look for shadows and textures. Carefully choose your images so that you can angle the light to create a sense of depth with the shadows.
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