This week the challenge theme is “On The Water”, Beth introduces the Lens-Artists Challenge that is bringing #151 back to life! Be sure to check out her blog post and beautiful images – she also has a link to her original post #151 as well! From Beth at Wandering Dawgs: “For this challenge, I lookContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge #395 | On The Water (#151)”
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Lens-Artists #394-2 | History Through the Lens
Im not sure if this is technically ‘allowed’ for the challenge, however while out on a spring tour today seeing all the old trees reminded me of this challenge. Driving through the forests on the trails, with the huge tall trees towering over us, is a beautiful reminder of their age, the wisdom and strength.Continue reading “Lens-Artists #394-2 | History Through the Lens”
Lens-Artists Challenge #394 | History Through the Lens
John introduces this weeks theme and its ideal for him and his traveling! John has some stunning examples within his blog, my favourite being the first from Arizona. “This week, it’s my great pleasure to host a challenge that leans into two of my favorite pastimes—photography and historic sites. Many of my favorite destinations areContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge #394 | History Through the Lens”
Lens-Artists Challenge #393 | Lucky Shot
Sofia introduced this weeks theme for the Lens-Artists Challenge – Lucky Shot! I love this, it can be interpreted in so many ways in photography. Sofia shared a stunning collection of images with us in her post. Her macro grass I just love, macro is so magical and it totally feels like the lucky shotContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge #393 | Lucky Shot”
Lens-Artists Challenge #392 | Framing Your Shots
Fantastic timing of this theme for the week. Patti has announced this weeks Lens-Artists Challenge of Framing Your Shots… “I invite you to join us and share up to 3 photos that use this technique from your archives or from a photo walk. Be sure to identify the foreground, middle ground, background and the subjectContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge #392 | Framing Your Shots”
Lens-Artists Challenge #391 | Phone Photography
Tina introduced this weeks Lens-Artists challenge – Phone Photography. She provides a beautiful collection taken with her phone. Her reminder is so true, sometimes when in the moment, our phone is the best option if we do not have our camera. I was initially stumped because the only phone photography lately has been our daughtersContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge #391 | Phone Photography”
Lens-Artists Challenge #390 | Colour in Black and White
Egidio introduces this weeks Lens-Artists challenge of Colour in Black and White. “This week, we will explore this cognitive phenomenon, showcasing how the absence of color can often create a deeper, more personal perception. That is this week’s challenge: seeing color in black and white.” Egidio The images Ive chosen to share are deep withinContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge #390 | Colour in Black and White”
Lens Artists Challenge #389 | Time to Relax
Anne poses a great theme for this week, Time to Relax! Anne shared with us that its been months since she has been able to get out to ‘relax’ with her camera and capture some incredible photos at botanical gardens, after a fall. I can relate, although not a senior, I fell twice last yearContinue reading “Lens Artists Challenge #389 | Time to Relax”
Lens-Artists Challenge #388 | Your Journey
This week Ann-Christine is encouraging us to share 5-10 images from “your journey”. September 2024 my husband and I traveled to Halifax, Nova Scotia to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary. One of our first views of the boardwalk near our hotel. Sunshine and water! We were blown away at this city, so many people yetContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge #388 | Your Journey”
Lens-Artists Challenge #387 | Shadows
John introduces this weeks theme, Shadows. He provides some great examples within his post. “Shadows evoke mystery, wonder, nostalgia, and even a touch of fright. This week, consider how shadows shape your photos. Look for the places where light steps back. You can take a literal approach and photograph an actual shadow, or lean intoContinue reading “Lens-Artists Challenge #387 | Shadows”
