For our fifth project let’s take an image of work. Though the image that I’ve included in this topic is from my job, work doesn’t necessarily need to be tied to a job. Work can mean many things. I look forward to seeing your interpretations of work.
Category: Photography Project
A specific photography project for members of the Learning to See Photoblog to tackle. The idea may be an original idea for a project or it may be an idea acquired from others. If the idea was acquired from others appropriate credit and linking will apply within the project description.
Project 4: Home
Hi, everyone. It seems like we’re all pretty busy so I thought we might try a challenge that we can accomplish without a lot of travel/time overhead. For this week, let’s share an image of home. It doesn’t have to be a picture of your actual home, though that’s cool too. It can be any image …
Project 3: Back-lighting / Silhouette
For Project 3 I thought it might be fun to try and shoot a backlit image, often referred to as a silhouette. These images can be fun to shoot, though sometimes they can also be a little tricky. Above is an example of a silhouette that I shot while in Washington, D.C. this summer. For more …
Project 2: Intentional Camera Movement
When at the Learning to See workshop in Santa Fe one of my favorite things was using intentional camera movement to create the effect of motion and bring an image to life. Since being in Santa Fe I’ve tried this a couple of times and continue to find this very enjoyable. So, for our week …
Photo Project 1: Kitchen Close Ups
When the idea for this blog was born people started forwarding me ideas for projects. What I’ve learned is that there are a TON of ideas for photo projects online. Jennifer Spelman, the workshop instructor who inspired our class to start this project, forwarded a list of 52 photography project ideas from TechRadar. So, for our …