Month: February 2020
A Photo a Week Challenge: Light the Night
Friendly Friday: ‘Sea Creatures‘
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Clouds
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #85: Treasure Hunt
Lens- Artists photo challenge for this week
This week we’re going on a Treasure Hunt! The challenge is to search for specific items – either from your archives or newly captured – from the list below. Extra credit items are a bit more challenging. Focus on quality over quantity and hit us with your best shot(s)!
- Challenge Items: Sunrise and/or sunset, Something cold and/or hot, a bird, a dog, a funny sign, a bicycle, a seascape and/or mountain landscape, a rainbow, a church, a musical instrument, a boat, a plane, a waterfall
- Extra Credit Items: An expressive portrait of one or more people, a very unusual place, knitting or sewing, a fish, an animal you don’t normally see, a bucket, a hammer, a street performer, a double rainbow, multiple challenge items in a single image.
A dog
A Fish – Potato Bass in Ushaka Marine World, Durban, South Africa
Lions – animals you don’t normally see
A bicycle
A bird
Cold – Snow in New Zealand
Boats
A double rainbow
Expressive portrait
Sunset Cape Town
Victoria waterfall
Seascape
Landscape
Funny sign
A plane – in South Africa painted brightly orange
Street performers – Living statues in London
Dutch Reformed Church in Hopefield
Mountains
Mid-Week Monochrome – MWM -26
Brashley Photography blog Mid-Week Monochrome challenge
Color your world – Gray
Colour Your World Challenge from Tourmalinenow is now a weekly Challenge.
Crayola produced Charcoal from 1903–1910. Then it changed to “Middle Grey”as part of the Munsell line, 1926–1944. The Spelling was “Grey” on the labels, but “Gray” on the boxes. It was called “Neutral Grey” from 1930–1956.
Wordless Wednesday : Colourful buildings in the Bo-Kaap
Water Water Everywhere #16
Jez is the host of the Water Water Everywhere (WWE) challenge.
Come join in the fun!
