The Sunday Challenge

The Sunday Challenge - Tree I have always needed a reason to photograph this tree at night so I thought I would finally get around to it for TSC. This tree stands on the grounds of an industrial business park. There is always an amber spotlight on it even though the light is designed to be used for security. I took several normal shots and then I decided to try a couple of the art filters built into my camera. This is the Dramatic Tone setting. I like how it pulled the light off the clouds into the frame. Apps Within Your Camera group: An art filter called Dramatic Tone

The Sunday Challenge. Panning. Edmonton Transit bus and red car.

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The Sunday Challenge. Three the same with one distinct.

The Sunday Challenge. Take a picture of a stranger. D for Drone - The Alphabet Site

Today, February 15, is the anniversary of the day our Canadian Flag became official. There was a huge debate leading up to this design but most Canadians embrace it now. July 1, 2017 Canada celebrated its 150 birthday. I found this one on a rural mailbox by the side of the road. The Sunday Challenge. Red and/or Pink.

The Three Wise Snowmen and the One Not So Wise For the Original supplied to us for The Sunday Challenge click: www.deviantart.com/art/Snowman-Christmas-107371041 the link to the pic and the link for credit Snowman Christmas by UNKWinc on DeviantArt These snowmen got arms.

This is what happens to photographing fathers across the world. They get beautiful pictures of the family but no one takes their picture. This is a Christmas ornament I received from my family in, you guessed it, 1996. Merry Christmas to all who have visited my page during my first year on ipernity. I look forward to another amazing year of photographs and stories in 2015.

Think! Think! What could I use to make it easier to draw circles? The Sunday Challenge. Photograph a gadget. This is a single composed image with cropping and touch-ups. Background photo credit: Jasper Doest. It is the front cover of Wildlife Photographer of the Year Portfolio 22. Published by Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, London, 2012. Edited by Rosamund Kidman Cox