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Escape. Depending on your current mood and head space, or time in your life, this word can evoke different emotions and conjure a variety of images. (Cheri Lucas Rowlands)
This challenge was a little more difficult than usual … where I used to escape to is now a construction site as we build our lake house. Home didn’t cut it either … studio used to be another escape but is closed as part of staging to sell. So, I focused more on Cheri’s notion of ‘head space’ and realized that my escape place for now is here …
“Morning Pages” by Cheryl Andrews
I escape into three written pages every morning and that takes about 45 minutes to an hour … alone time with just me. The photo on the cover is one I took from the shore on the lake … synchronicity?
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From Above
Change your perspective on something. Share a photo of a subject which you shot from directly above … Find a subject and instead of taking a picture from in front of, at an angle, to the side, or from behind, take it directly from above! (Sara Rosso)
How’s this for a shot from above … above Chattanooga, TN. taken from the platform above Lookout Mountain‘s Incline Railway!
Lookout Mountain Incline Railway by Cheryl Andrews©
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Culture.
Culture is a bit of a loaded word. In a photograph, it can embody everything and nothing. So where do we draw the line? Shopping culture, hippy culture, Asian culture, Thai culture, ancient culture, and on and on. These phrases have different meanings. There are obvious elements that go into making a great photograph: perspective, color, contrast, subject matter, and lighting, to name a few. But for this challenge, go for that little something extra — that piece of the image that makes a viewer want to see more — to delve deeper into the culture you’re photographing. (Aaron Joel Santos).
The challenge this week is to inspire curiosity about my photograph. Curious to see more colour, regalia? Click on the image for the full view.
“Grand Entry” by Cheryl Andrews©
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