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November 8, 2011 at 2:06 am #18527
Sevcat
ParticipantHello! Here are two pictures for lesson 7. I really enjoyed playing with light and how it affects the mood of the picture. I am having some troubles finding ‘interesting’ things to take pictures.
November 10, 2011 at 10:11 pm #20771Duncan Rawlinson
KeymasterYou have shown that you understand the difference in the light. As such you have completed the assignment. Nice!
However I’m mortified by the idea that you don’t have interesting things to photograph! 😮
Here are some things you should be able to find near you to photograph! If you can’t find a theme or an item to photograph from all the themes/items below I will be stunned! 😉
Here you go:
Abandoned Buildings
Abstract
Abstracts
Amphibian
Angel
Anger
Arches
Architecture
Autumn
Back Alleys
Bad Weather
Bald Heads
Balloons
Bare Feet
Bark
Barns
Bees
Bicycle Parts
Bikes
Birds
Black and White
Blimps
Blue
Bolts
Bones
Books
Bottles
Bridge
Bridges
Bridges
Broken Glass
Bronze
Brown
Bump
Butterflies
Butterflies / Bees
Campsites
Car Details
Catching People Unaware
Cats
Celebrations
Choice
Church Windows
Churches
Circles
City Hall
City Skylines
City Street Scenes
Close-up
Clouds
Cold
Colours
Columns
Computers
Contrasts
Covered Bridges
Critters
Culture
Curves
Custom Cars
Dancers
Decorations
Demonic
Demonstrations
Devilish
Digital
Disappearing Professions
Disappearing Technologies
Dishes
Documentary
Dogs
Dogs
Dominating
Doom and gloom
Door Knobs
Doors
Doors
Doors
Dots / Dashes / Diagonals
Drawers
Duplicates
Easter
Eggs
Eggs
Elation
Embrace
Emergency Situations
Enthusiasm / eager
Environmental Trash
Events
Eye Glasses
Eyes
Farm Animals
Feathers
Feet
Feisty
Feline
Femininity
Fences
Fetes & Festivals
Fetish
Fire
Fire Engines
Fireworks / Fire
Fish
Flags
Flower Petals
Flowers
Food
Forks
Forms in Nature
Fountains
Framed
Freeways
Frozen
Fruit
Games
Gardens
Gates
Gears
Geriatric (older folks)
Glamour
Glass
Gold
Graceful
Graffiti
Green
Green
H Hands
Halloween
Hallways
Handles
Hands
Happiness
Harbours
Harvest
Hats
Hats
Hidden
History
Holiday
Horizon
Horses
Hot Rod Cars
Hunger
Ice
Inclines
Indian Ruins
Indigenous Things Or People
Industrial
Insects
Insects
Inspiration
Iridescent
Iron
Isolated Objects
Jails
Jets
Jewelry
Jobs
Joints
Journalistic
Joy
Jugs
Junk Yards
Keys
Kids
Kin or Families
Kite
Kites
Knives
Landscapes
Lazy
Learning
Leaves
Legs
Letters
Light
Lightning
Lights
Locks
Machine Parts
Macro
Marine life
Masculinity
Masks
Mass flowers
Mirrors
Money
Money
Monuments
Mood
Movie Theater Marquees
Muse
Mushrooms
Neon Signs
Night
Night lights
Nighttime
Nonsense
Noodles
Numbers
Nut
Nuts
Objects
Odd Couples
Old Everything
Olympic
Opposites
Opulent
Orange
Orange
Pairs
Paper Abstracts
Parallel Lines
Patterns
Peacocks
Peeling Paint
People
People At Work
People Walking Dogs
Peppers
Perspective
Pets
Pictures in Pictures
Piles of Things
Pink / Purple
Polished
Porches
Quad
Quarters
Queens
Railroad Cars
Railroad Tracks
Raindrops
Rainbows
Red
Red Barns
Reenactments
Reflection
Reflections in Glass
Reflections in Water
Religious
Roadscapes
Rocks
Round Things
Rows of Things
Rust
Rustic
Sand dunes
Sand Patterns
Sea Shells
Seascapes
Seasons
Self
Shadows
Shadows
Shoes
Signs
Signs
Signs
Silhouettes
Skulls
Sky
Sleeping Animals
Sleeping People
Small Furry Animals
Smiles
Smoke Stacks
Snow
Soft Curves
Sorrow
Spanish Moss
Speed
Spoons
Sports
Spring
Squirrel
Stacks
Stairs
Statues
Steam Railroads
Still life
Strange Signs
String Instruments
Structures
Summer
Sunrise
Sunset
Superstitions
Sweets
Swings
Tattoos
Teddy Bear / toy
Textures
The Local School
The spot (X marks it, you know)
Toads
Tombstones
Tools
Tools
Tools of the Trade
Transport
Tree Knots
Trees
Ugly Everything
Umbrella
Umbrellas
Ungulates (hoofed animals, pigs, goats, deer horses)
Uniforms
Urban
Utensils
Vacation
Valves
Vases
Vegetables
Vices or Habits
Views
Vignettes
Vines
Visitors
Watches
Water
Waterfalls
Weather
Weathered Wood
Wet
Wheels
White
Wide Angle Everything
Wildlife
Windows
Winter
Winter
Woods
Xenon
Xenophobia
Xylophones
Yachts
Yellow
Yo-yos
Zebras
Zig Zags
Zipper
ZoosNovember 11, 2011 at 4:34 am #20772Sevcat
Participant…I stand corrected… 😀 Thank you for the great ideas!! Now, on to my next assignment.
November 16, 2011 at 2:02 pm #20773Duncan Rawlinson
Keymaster🙂 I thought you’d like that!
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