Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Birds
Birds
Sunday Stills: #furry and #feathered friends
Terri Webster Schrandt is hosting the Sunday Stills photo challenge and this week’s theme is : furry and feathered friends
Lady
Jack
Sammy
Candy
Tobie
Floss
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A Photo a Week Challenge: One of these things…
Pairs
Thursday’s Special: Pick a Word in December – Y2
It is time for another Pick a Word themed challenge and it is the last one this year. As usual you get five words to choose from:
sagacious
non-human
portrayal
remains
stellar
I chose :
sagacious
Definition of sagacious
adjective
having or showing keen mental discernment and good judgement; wise or shrewd.
“they were sagacious enough to avoid any outright confrontation”
My neighbour found these three Spotted Eagle- Owl owlets on a walk through our estate.
(Photo credits: Jenny Cole)
Collages
An assortment, a collection, a hodgepodge. This week, share one — whether found in the wild or assembled yourself.
Birds on my garden
Agapanthus Peter Pan
One Word Photo Challenge: Heron
Transient
Andrea Badgley of The Daily post asked us to share : Drifters, nomads, or even the state of impermanence: this week.
Fleeting moment of catching the Southern Double Collared Sunbird.
Black & White Sunday: After and Before Y1-05
Once a month Paula publishes a recurrent (monthly) theme: after and before where you are supposed to show the same photo, regardless of the subject, in both monochrome and colour.
This is a way of encouraging you not only to set your camera to black and white setting, but to shoot in colour and to convert it into black and white in post processing.
Arniston is a small seaside settlement in the Overberg region on the Cape South coast, close to Cape Agulhas, the southernmost tip of Africa.
Thursday’s Special: Section
SECTION – segment, part, component, or in terms of photography a crop of a larger view. Have you ever taken a photo of something and then cropped it to add interest, to improve composition or to zoom in on something? I do it often. For this challenge I am showing a cropped view of gannets at Muriwai’s gannet colony, an one hour drive from the centre of Auckland.
