This week, Amy is our host, and she wants us to show the importance of negative space in our photography. Negative space is the area around the main subject of your photograph. (Which means that your main subject is the positive space) Check out her post, see brilliant examples and learn more about this! Positive […]Read Post ›
Thank you all for sharing your interesting photo crops for Patti’s challenge last week – so many good pieces of advice! As usual we can learn much from each other. Now we are happy to welcome our guest host this week – Sue (Mac’s Girl) of The Nature of Things. Sue inspires us to post […]Read Post ›
Patti challenges us to show how we crop our shots and why. See her own great examples of how to do here. There is a vast difference between taking a picture and making a photograph. – Robert Heinecken There are different ways to enhance a photo, and I am quite sure many of us use […]Read Post ›
While in Stockholm for a couple of hours between trains, I had to make the most of it…merging some of the famous buildings together in one image . Fotografiska is a great place to be – this time exhibiting my favorite Erik Johansson again! As you are not allowed to take any photos, or at […]Read Post ›
The future is the period of time that will come after the present, or the things that will happen then. Maybe a second away, a week, a year, a decade…When I was young, I read somewhere in a book – its title since long forgotten – that you should try to do something today that […]Read Post ›
For our last Lens-Artists Photo Challenge of 2019, Patti suggests we look back at our year in images. Here are my favorites, starting in January and finishing in December. Which ones are yours? We hope you will join in this week for Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #77: Favorite Photos of 2019. Just add a link to […]Read Post ›
You don’t need a framework. You need a painting, not a frame. – Klaus Kinski I guess most of us love things framed to help us follow lines and reveal the artist’s intentions with his/her work. At least if we put them on our wall at home or go to an exhibition. Now Amy challenges […]Read Post ›
We set out in the early morning to enjoy the stillness and the bird song – I thought I might get some photos of the two boys together too…Totti hates the camera, but Milo tries to be …complaisant. Not always succeeding, but, he helped checking out the bird houses … …even if they were still […]Read Post ›
The light is returning to the northern hemisphere, but we still have winter – – which means the opportunities are less for us who love photography – or? A great solution to the problem is close-ups or macro photography. Your own home is an endless source of motifs – and maybe a look into new […]Read Post ›
The challenge from Amy this week is Landscapes. And I must agree with her, searching the archives for landscapes I have traveled through brought back many fond memories. I also got reminded of my love for two English painters, namely John Constable and William Turner. Constable a naturalistic painter and Turner a Romantic – they […]Read Post ›
