Well, I made it through Covid Year with the 52 project against all odds, and I only cheated once. So I'm gonna give it another try this year. The themes are assigned on a list that has already been published on the 52 project Facebook site. I was glad to see a couple of you there! We tried to make the list Covid friendly since we don't know how long we will be homebound this time around.
The first theme is "Simple". Well that isn't so simple for me since I like having the whole kitchen sink in every picture. I went to the dam looking for a single bird, and found a bit of gold fog and some migratory gulls, so here's the result. I liked that he made his own shadow on the fog, I hadn't noticed that they did that before.
|
Welcome new members. If you have been recently invited to join our forum, welcome. Please take a few minutes to introduce yourself at The Meeting Room / General Discussions / Introduce yourself |
Project 52 ⇒ Minnie's 2021 Project 52
Forum rules
Some posts may not be "safe for work". If you intend to post any nude, topless or implied nude images please include the phrase NSFW in your title.
Some posts may not be "safe for work". If you intend to post any nude, topless or implied nude images please include the phrase NSFW in your title.
-
minniev
- Mentoris Supremus
- Posts: 6752
- Joined: Sun Apr 17, 2016 3:55 am
- Location: Mississippi
- Editing option: Yes, feel free to edit my image
- Contact:
Minnie's 2021 Project 52
- Attachments
-
"God gave me photography so that I could pray with my eyes" - Dewitt Jones
-
minniev
- Mentoris Supremus
- Posts: 6752
- Joined: Sun Apr 17, 2016 3:55 am
- Location: Mississippi
- Editing option: Yes, feel free to edit my image
- Contact:
Thanks Dave. The dam is my stronghold, my best inspiration, during these times.
"God gave me photography so that I could pray with my eyes" - Dewitt Jones
-
minniev
- Mentoris Supremus
- Posts: 6752
- Joined: Sun Apr 17, 2016 3:55 am
- Location: Mississippi
- Editing option: Yes, feel free to edit my image
- Contact:
Week #2 Theme - Nature in My Back Yard - "Mother Nature's Clock Is Broken"
My backyard is devoid of interest right now, and weather has kept us from the country house, so I did a lackluster shoot in the yard. Then I took 10 photos and set out to make something of them together. The background is a combo of pine bark, an aucuba leaf, and a cedar branch from the leftover Christmas tree. The clock is a broken mushroom and a sprig of holly. The girl is from some collected scanned content, but edited and dressed In a shawl made of an oak leaf. The overlays are more tree bark and the brick exterior wall of the kitchen with some tree shadows on it.
My backyard is devoid of interest right now, and weather has kept us from the country house, so I did a lackluster shoot in the yard. Then I took 10 photos and set out to make something of them together. The background is a combo of pine bark, an aucuba leaf, and a cedar branch from the leftover Christmas tree. The clock is a broken mushroom and a sprig of holly. The girl is from some collected scanned content, but edited and dressed In a shawl made of an oak leaf. The overlays are more tree bark and the brick exterior wall of the kitchen with some tree shadows on it.
- Attachments
-
"God gave me photography so that I could pray with my eyes" - Dewitt Jones
-
uuglypher
- Mentoris Dominus
- Posts: 595
- Joined: Mon Apr 18, 2016 3:57 pm
- Editing option: No, please do not edit my images
- Contact:
Truly elegant minimalism!minniev wrote: ↑Tue Jan 05, 2021 2:36 amWell, I made it through Covid Year with the 52 project against all odds, and I only cheated once. So I'm gonna give it another try this year. The themes are assigned on a list that has already been published on the 52 project Facebook site. I was glad to see a couple of you there! We tried to make the list Covid friendly since we don't know how long we will be homebound this time around.
The first theme is "Simple". Well that isn't so simple for me since I like having the whole kitchen sink in every picture. I went to the dam looking for a single bird, and found a bit of gold fog and some migratory gulls, so here's the result. I liked that he made his own shadow on the fog, I hadn't noticed that they did that before.
Gold medal!
Dave
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 14 guests
