Inspiration
In our weekly photo blog, our weekly challenge lead us to take photos of things, people, and places that inspire us.
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Tell a Lie
April Week 3 This week we were prompted to take a picture to disprove the saying “a camera never lies.” Cameras may never tell lies, but your eyes might. At first I thought it was a heart, then a paper flower. It was wasn’t a flower starting to wilt. In reality, it was a poppy grooving with the gentle breeze. . .
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Serenity
March Week 3 To me serenity means peace and at night all things are for the most part quiet and undisturbed. Due to that reason I chose to take a photo of flowers on my night walk. It exhibits beauty and tranquility before morning. . .
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#No Filter
February Week 3 This was my image fos this weeks prompt to not use any filters. . . .
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Anonymous
January Week 3 This week’s inspiration is Anonymous. I interpreted this as the anonymous celebration of life which this family did by decorating their whole front porch. While we may not know them, we do know their joy.
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Trash
December Week 3 As our prompt this week was to capture a beautiful picture of trash, I though to look at a specific piece of it. The cap of glass soda bottles are very detailed which fascinates me and normally we do not notice the job they do in order to keep the pressure sealed for soda. We use discard these pieces as we please, forgetting the value they hold. . . .
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Black and White
November Week 3 This week we were tasked with capturing an image in black and white. I chose to capture a staircase this time because it seemed old and delicate. Additionally because I thought it to be an example of good contrast.
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Weight or Mass
October Week 3 Heavy as a stone, light as feather was our prompt draw inspiration from. This week I chose an image of a cactus because I though the shadows it displayed created a sense of seriousness or danger which I felt weighed down on me.
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Mood
September Week 3 Our challenge of the week was to take a picture that illustrated our mood. So today, I felt philosophical. I expressed this through a lady bug representing me and a light changing streamer as a representation of its path, taking many ups and downs twist and turns. Whether or not life goes as expected we have to keep on. . . . . . . .
