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Your May Photo Challenge Contributions
The May 2010 Photo Challenge Subject is “portrait”, and the Challenge Technique is “black and white”. The challenge runs all month long, so there’s still plenty of time to share your shots! All of your efforts are very much appreciated and valued. Thank you so much for your participation. Here are some of the contributions [...]
YOUR January Photo Challenge Contributions
We’ve been seeing some fantastic contributions to our January Photo Challenge. The theme is “beginnings”, and the technique is “bokeh”, and we’ve been seeing some great shots in the Flickr Group that incorporate one or the other, or both! Please keep your contributions coming, we still have ten days left before we initiate February’s theme [...]
Plans for 2010
Hello, friends! Sherry (from BMP’s sister site PhotoBlog) and I (Laura!) have been collaborating on some big plans that we have for our readers, beginning in January of 2010! It IS right around the corner, believe it or not. We want to provide more opportunities for our readers to participate in site activities, and deepen [...]
On-Line Photography Collaborations
Participate in one (or all!) of the following on-line photography collaborations, open to all! – Shutter Sisters hosts a Flickr pool where participants submit their favorite shots. One photo per day is selected to be featured on the daily click. They also sponsor The One Word Project, where participants submit their interpretation of the “word [...]
Inspiration Board Tuesday: #3 the Signs of Spring
This weeks photo challenge is #3 on my massively long list of photo challenges. Shooting the Signs of Spring. Am I living in a dream world where Spring happens in NY at the end of February? Yes. I am. Happily, thank you very much. But spring is happening some places in the US right now. [...]
Leading Lines
I’ve been bit by the equipment bug there is no doubt about it but a comment from a fantastic reader (and a great commenter) got me thinking about something more important then equipment. A photographer to me is anyone with a perspective and a lens. That lens can be on a Pentax, Samsung, Nikon, Canon [...]