Tom’s Project 365 - 2018 | Collective Memory

[TomHH]

On the last few days of this year I'll present everything that hits my lens. It maybe not that much because I select my object very carefully. If I think it's not worth posting then there will be no photo.

 

[TomHH]

Ah - I forgot! You will not only see pictures but also info about taking pictures and photography. As I earlier posted in another thread I will post some videos from David duChemin, a photographer who's not always talking about THE gear one must posses but about making pictures. It may not always be 100% applicable to smartphone shooting but that doesn't matter. So here's my first pick about decisions...

https://www.youtube.com/embed/3cfHXHsiMgs

 

[TomHH]

 

[TomHH]

Someone cut a hole in the sky but it wasn't me!

 

[TomHH]

At the lake

 

[lisamjw]

On the last few days of this year I'll present everything that hits my lens. It maybe not that much because I select my object very carefully. If I think it's not worth posting then there will be no photo.

You can post (or not post) an image everyday for a year from the date you start; which for you is 7 November. In other words, your Project 365 does not have to be finished by the end of this year.

 

[JillyG]

On the last few days of this year I'll present everything that hits my lens. It maybe not that much because I select my object very carefully. If I think it's not worth posting then there will be no photo.

Okay. Erm, I think I understand. I think.

 

[TomHH]

If the conditions are right, phones do quite good job!
This is about 1900 feet till touch down - but who would jump instead enjoy this view.

 

[JillyG]

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If the conditions are right, phones do quite good job!
This is about 1900 feet till touch down - but who would jump instead enjoy this view.

Wow. I’m getting vertigo. Great image.

 

[TomHH]

Crawling through my snaps and I found this one. As I like food and try stuff this ended up in bread rolls.

Time to do this again ...

 

[RoseCat]

Crawling through my snaps and I found this one. As I like food and try stuff this ended up in bread rolls.

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Time to do this again ...

I LOVE freshly baked bread... those look really good.

 

[zenjenny]

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If the conditions are right, phones do quite good job!
This is about 1900 feet till touch down - but who would jump instead enjoy this view.

That’s beautiful. (Did you jump?)

 

[lisamjw]

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If the conditions are right, phones do quite good job!
This is about 1900 feet till touch down - but who would jump instead enjoy this view.

Beautiful water!!

Crawling through my snaps and I found this one. As I like food and try stuff this ended up in bread rolls.

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Time to do this again ...

These look delicious!

 

[TomHH]

The last ray of light after a two day trip.

 

[TomHH]

That’s beautiful. (Did you jump?)

Oh no! I enjoy viewing!

 

[TomHH]

On my way home the one I always pass. Trying some low light...

 

[JillyG]

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On my way home the one I always pass. Trying some low light...

Fabulous. It’s got a hint of Tilt Shift about it.

 

[TomHH]

It is pretty good aligned but I didn't do any corrections.

 

[TomHH]

Isn't that gorgeous how folks played with depth of field hundreds years ago? This peace of art consist of stacked cards and if you look into the scenery you get a pretty nice impression of depth. (seen in the German Historical Museum, Berlin)

 

[JillyG]

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Isn't that gorgeous how folks played with depth of field hundreds years ago? This peace of art consist of stacked cards and if you look into the scenery you get a pretty nice impression of depth. (seen in the museum of German history, Berlin)

It’s definitely got depth to it.

 

[TomHH]

Shinier than it was, actually it was boring grey. So I started to get my own view.

What I really like in this picture is the composition of the trees.

 

[JillyG]

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Shinier than it was, actually it was boring grey. So I started to get my own view.

What I really like in this picture is the composition of the trees.

Yes, a lovely edit and composition.

 

[ImageArt]

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If the conditions are right, phones do quite good job!
This is about 1900 feet till touch down - but who would jump instead enjoy this view.

Love this image!

 

[ImageArt]

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Isn't that gorgeous how folks played with depth of field hundreds years ago? This peace of art consist of stacked cards and if you look into the scenery you get a pretty nice impression of depth. (seen in the German Historical Museum, Berlin)

I went to a fascinating art exhibition in Hong Kong about the Jesuit artist Giuseppe Castiglione who did art work for the emperors of China. The Chinese didn’t understand 2 dimensional painting. They thought shadows were dirt and Giuseppe was forced to paint all his pictures flat. Early Chinese paintings are all one dimensional.

Edit: so I meant 3 and 2 dimensions.

 

[TomHH]

ImageArt Yes, art can be fascinating when you look at its development. Especially when you look at ancient paintings and how animals where painted. Those where creatures and over time they become real animals. This also describes the state of mind of our ancestors.