Pictures often tell a story. Perhaps you loved or hated (or had mixed emotions) about the process of taking the picture itself. Maybe a lot of thought and planning went into the making of it; or getting it was challenging in itself; or perchance it illustrates a happy or joyful event. Or possibly you saw something surprising afterwards you did not see when taking the shot - or even something took you by surprise in the making of the shot. It could be the image itself is special to you in some way; or that it was as a result of trying out techniques that were new to you. Or feasibly, it captures a mood, such as joy or contemplation. Or a shot that you like for some reason that may be hard to explain, for example, “it’s just something about the light I like”.
Task
Bring up to 3 images on a USB stick that you feel comfortable sharing with the group. If you feel like it (no obligation, though), tell us a wee bit about your story behind the image. The images do not have to be technically brilliant, but do have some extra-ordinary meaning to you in some way.
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Pictures often tell a story. Perhaps you loved or hated (or had mixed emotions) about the process of taking the picture itself. Maybe a lot of thought and planning went into the making of it; or getting it was challenging in itself; or perchance it illustrates a happy or joyful event. Or possibly you saw something surprising afterwards you did not see when taking the shot - or even something took you by surprise in the making of the shot. It could be the image itself is special to you in some way; or that it was as a result of trying out techniques that were new to you. Or feasibly, it captures a mood, such as joy or contemplation. Or a shot that you like for some reason that may be hard to explain, for example, “it’s just something about the light I like”.
Task
Bring up to 3 images on a USB stick that you feel comfortable sharing with the group. If you feel like it (no obligation, though), tell us a wee bit about your story behind the image. The images do not have to be technically brilliant, but do have some extra-ordinary meaning to you in some way.
I have just found this blog that I quite enjoyed reading that I think has some parallels with this task. https://medium.com/@anthonymorganti/the-psychology-of-photography-381e52...