photo credit: ~ fernando
Trevor is at it again — the July Challenge will be starting up soon. The topic of the month will be LIGHTING FIXTURES. You can shoot street lamps, head lights, tail lights, desk lamps, chandeliers, and whatever else you can find that can be called a lighting fixture.
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April is here and another Photo Challenge has begun. The topic this month is ENTROPY — do you think you’re up for the challenge?
So here it is… the one week results from our previous poll on software piracy. In that short time, we’ve had nearly 500 photographers cast their votes and the outcome is quite interesting. It looks like Adobe’s high-end photo editing software packages (like Photoshop and Lightroom) are hot items in the pirated software market with over 50% of users nabbing the software for free.
The February (Colors) Challenge is officially done and over. This was a really neat project because it made me focus on a specific color as the main subject rather than just some object, person, or scene. Each color has its different quirks, both in capturing and post-processing, so it was good to explore those things and learn about them.
Long exposure of traffic on Interstate 5 where it splits into the 5 and 805.
Silver cup, bowl, and chopsticks on red clock mounted to a wood display. The new color this week is RED.
A colorful piece of Chinese artwork. Yes it’s crooked. No it wasn’t an oversight.
Looking up at some signs on a street light.
Some colorful handmade decorations at my Grandfather’s house.
Section of my downhill mountain bike with a focus on the yellow rim and tire logos.
