#52WeekChallenge:
Please send your submissions for each week to rlduffill@gmail.com, including the week number and titles.
Panning: Follow and take a photo of a moving subject whilst moving the camera, blurring the background to show movement. Shutter speed control whilst handling your camera is crucial here. Advanced: Your subject should be crystal clear, and your background a spectacular blur!
Patterns. Find some interesting patterns in the local landscape or architecture. Advanced: Repeating patterns. Look for, or create, something different!
Triptych: Show us three photos of the same scene. One to set the scene. One as the main subject. And one to highlight something we may have missed!
Advanced: We want the three photos in the same frame.
Portrait: Take a portrait shot – but tell a story with it too.
Advanced: Try a faceless portrait.
A compositional tool is to frame your subject using a frame within the image.
Advanced: Use this technique to tell a story!
Light bulb moment. As a main subject, we want to see a light bulb in your photograph.
Advanced: Go vintage! We want to see the light bulb filaments glowing.
Bubbles. Pay attention to what you can see inside the bubbles.
Advanced: Water bubbles may be a bit easier – so only lighter-than-air blown bubbles in your photo, please!
Bubbles. Pay attention to what you can see inside the bubbles.
Advanced: Water bubbles may be a bit easier – so only lighter-than-air blown bubbles in your photo, please!
The Eye. Focus on an eye or eyes – show us what you see!
Advanced: We want to see the details and highlights of an eye!
Learn and then show in a photograph the ‘rule of thirds’.
Advanced: Your photo should use the rule to demonstrate drama and interest.
Learn and then show in a photograph the ‘rule of thirds’.
Advanced: Your photo should use the rule to demonstrate drama and interest.
Whether a food project or a work of art – we want your best photo of an egg!
Advanced: Show some movement in your egg photo.
Water moves, boils, steams, freezes… in your picture, interpret ‘Water in Action’.
Advanced: Two photos that represent different ‘states’ of water.
Take a picture of a small object as close as you can. Fill the frame so it looks massive.
Advanced: The ability to capture the finest detail is essential in your photo.
Take a picture of a small object as close as you can. Fill the frame so it looks massive.
Advanced: The ability to capture the finest detail is essential in your photo.
A selfie with attitude!
Take a selfie of yourself showing a strong emotion.
Advanced: Take your selfie in silhouette – but we still need to know it’s you!
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