The Rules:
1.) Just follow the photo challenge rules posted on the challenge you choose and
2.) Make sure in your post and in your link name that you include what challenge you are catching up on
Photo Challenge #4: Rhythm and Repetition (2nd week of Feb)
Submit 2 or 3 photos that you feel represent this theme
have fun, be creative (you can use editing programs if you so choose :)
FOOD
Photo Challenge #31: A Brand New Day (First week of Sept 2009)
Use these words as inspiration for a series of photos (3-5 pictures)
The sky/sun should not be the main focus of your photos
B/w or color
Editing is not allowed; however, you may crop your pictures as you see fit.
The Break of Day 
First Day of School.JPG)
First Ride of the Day at Six Flags
Photo Challenge #3: colour RED (first week of Feb 2009)
Take UP TO 3 photographs
Rules: If you have photo editing software and would like to use it you can with this challenge but it is not required.
Rules: If you have photo editing software and would like to use it you can with this challenge but it is not required.
Note: the first photo of the goat was not taken in Feb 2009 BUT to me it was a great photo that I just had too share.
If You Were A Goat Where Would You Stand?
Experimenting with Night Setting and Lights
Jingle All The Way... Why are X-mas decorations still out?
Nice job! For the rhythm one, I like the crackers best, because there's a bit of a 'wave' effect to them.
ReplyDeleteThe 'break of day' photo is awesome! I love sunbeams :)
And I really like all of your 'red' photos. THe goat is so cute! I think the bell one could be used on a christmas card or advertisement!
My favorite of the three sets is the "red" set. That goat just makes me smile! Even though the night scene is abstract, compositionally it's strong. There's beautiful movement up at the top right where the lights are the most dense.
ReplyDeleteWow! YOu did three challenges at once! Great job!
Hey! Great job on your three challenges! My favorite is the first picture from the break of day. My favorite series, like Diana's, is the red. I like your abstract waviness. In the food one, I would've preferred to see more variety in angles than all from above.
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