Month: May 2020

Challenge: Pull up a Seat photo challenge 2020Topic: Week 21 A recent shot of a nearby bench in the morning sunshine. Ken via Bench & fence — Pictures without film.

Challenge: One word Sunday ChallengeTopic: Dream I miss the wide open spaces, secluded beaches, and wild landscapes I so often visit at this time of year. Ken via Wide open spaces — Pictures without film.

Challenge: Sunday Stills: Topic: Life in a #Waterworld This week Teri asks us: This week’s Sunday Stills photo challenge theme is waterworld. If you are one of the lucky ones who can enjoy being in or around the water, tell us about your favorite water world. Show us in recent photos. Can’t enjoy the water… Continue reading Perhaps — Pictures without film.

Challenge: Cosmic Photo promptTopic: Geometric shapes This weekend Dale asked us: So here it is, a day late and a dollar short as my wife would say; I’d like your compositions for Monday’s post to be on the theme of geometric shapes. Well some of you know I very much enjoy doing this sort of […]… Continue reading Dead head hexagon — Pictures without film.

Challenge: Cee’s Black & White Photo ChallengeTopic: It’s All About Nature Early morning walks get us out off the house, and keep us relatively fit at the moment. We are very lucky that they can be all about nature! Ken via Sunrise in the lane — Pictures without film.

Challenge: Sunday TreesTopic: 446 Each Sunday Becca asks that we post pictures of marvellous trees. Ken via Four and a swing — Pictures without film.

Challenge: One word Sunday ChallengeTopic: Flare One from the early morning walk, I always find something to snap on my morning walk. Ken via Morning glory — Pictures without film.

Like most art forms, photography is where it is today because of previous artists who pushed it further along. Whether it’s a visual style, the inclusion of all races, genders, and sexualities, or pure innovation to the subject of photography, people are responsible for moving the envelope of photography. This is our first installment of… Continue reading Photography Master Series – Gordon Parks — Online Photography Training — Student & Young Filmmakers FEEDBACK Film & Screenplay Festival

While Tyler Perry isn’t planning on fully reopening his Atlanta studio complex soon, he does have a plan to resuming shooting with “Camp Quarantine.” The post… 12 more words via Tyler Perry Studios will begin shooting amid pandemic — Videomaker