it's a neat clock. I bet you could take lots of perspectives on this one.
You can also go out in the rain or take moody pictures looking out a window.
This is a discussion on March 2010 - Photography assignment - Light & shadow within the Photo assignments forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; it's a neat clock. I bet you could take lots of perspectives on this one. You can also go out ...
it's a neat clock. I bet you could take lots of perspectives on this one.
You can also go out in the rain or take moody pictures looking out a window.
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thanks Bambi - been out in the rain, but not with the camera (little paranoid about getting it wet right now). Decided to try a detail of the clock face and hands with a little post thrown in
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Morning light and shadow on this guy.
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Here is my attempt, an old one already.
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Great work guys. Better get my lazy butt in to gear and do something for this one.
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The takes on the theme are so interesting.
Took this one this weekend.
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This one's in an interior Indian village.
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