WPC – A Face in a Crowd

Weekly Photo Challenge – Create an image that represents being “a face in the crowd.” Explore silhouettes, shadows, orientation, and other ways to mask your subject. As you hide the defining characteristics of your model, notice which traits continue to stand out. Without facial expression, can you tell how someone is feeling? Without color, does your impression of that person change? If portraits aren’t your thing, get even more creative with your use of shadows, reflections, animals, and patterns to represent a sense of anonymity.

Weekly Photo Challenge – Perspective

“This week’s photo challenge is about perspective: post a photo which is not what it seems to be. Make sure you share what the photo actually is of in its caption!

For those who are looking for an extra bit of challenge, show us two photos, each one showing a different angle or interpretation of the same subject”

I mis-read the challenge to start with, I thought it was for two photos showing a different angle but I missed the bit about a photo which is not what it seems so I had another look and found this ‘pattern’.

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Did you guess? perspective7

The ice on the conservatory roof. The top photo did come out blue.

I thought I would include the other photos I found first, no guesses here
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Death Valley, USA

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A flower at the Botanical Gardens, San Francisco

perspective3 perspectiveSwans in Bruges, Belguim

perspective1If you like mixed media or buttons check out my new page with images of my new book

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Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge – The Color White

I ended up choosing more photos for this challenge than I intended, but I had to include a dandelion clock as they are so delicate.

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And I didn’t realise that I had so many pictures of swans, here are just a few

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white2white3Another flower [Lodden Lily bell flower]

white4And this sign amongst the moss looked appealing, or maybe it is the moss that is appealing

white5But I couldn’t leave off these rabbits seen loose in London

white6 Go to Cee’s page to see more entries for the challenge