Angels on the donor windows of the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels overlooking the Los Angeles Hollywood Freeway.
for this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Angular
Angels on the donor windows of the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels overlooking the Los Angeles Hollywood Freeway.
for this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Angular
Photography 101: Landscape – It’s a big world out there! Show us what you see in a landscape.
It doesn’t get much bigger than this view from the south rim of the Grand Canyon.
Photography 101: Swarm – …to move about in great numbers…
The swarming colors of the festivities in Cusco’s Plaza de Armas leading up to Inti Raymi, the Inca festival of the winter solstice: from a gallery of photos that I posted after our Peruvian adventure last year.
Photography 101: Moment – Cheri reminds us that… Our lives are made up of big events and tiny moments. Ultimately, life is fleeting, and oftentimes it’s these small moments we love to document…
…such as this little boy and his sister playing in the fountains of the Los Angeles Music Center.
Photography 101: Architecture – Study architectural forms, and also train your eye to look for shots that will translate well in black and white.
Photography 101: A pop of Color – Colors can stir emotions within us, tell stories, and transform our images. Today, use one color to add life or drama to your shot.
Since starting my blog nearly a year and a half ago The Red Cyclist that I posted last June for the Weekly Photo Challenge: Contrasts has been my most well-received image. It was of course just one of those lucky moments. I had taken out my iPhone to capture the dramatic sky in English Bay as I was walking the seawall one evening, with the sun’s rays breaking through the clouds and striking the water and distant tankers. Just as I was about to take the photograph a cyclist in a red top appeared in the frame and in a flash was gone.
Timing is everything they say and this was definitely one of those moments. For today’s Photography 101 exercise I thought I would focus on the cyclist and tankers and apply a little post-processing for fun using Photoshop Elements. If you have time compare it with the original and let me know what you think.
After watching YouTube videos of Latte Art these two cups were a real achievement.
Photography 101: Weekend Two – from dawn to dusk and into the night
Throughout the summer I have been photographing the city skyline of Vancouver against an ever changing sky. Cheri’s suggestion that we consider the quality of light throughout the day for this weekend’s Photography 101 submissions has given me the perfect excuse to put some of these photos together. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did taking them.