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Tom’s Project 365 - 2018 | Collective Memory
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TomHH
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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
https://www.youtube.com/embed/3cfHXHsiMgs
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- Lisa Waddell
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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.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.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.
Wow. I’m getting vertigo. Great image.
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- Catherine
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I LOVE freshly baked bread... those look really good.
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- jen
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That’s beautiful. (Did you jump?)
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Oh no! I enjoy viewing!
Fabulous. It’s got a hint of Tilt Shift about it.
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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)
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It’s definitely got depth to it.
Yes, a lovely edit and composition.
Love this image!
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.
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TomHH
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