photography 2019 Photography Challenge: Week 6 Week 6 Composition: Inspiration: #NoFilter This week is a picture of Wendy where I did not use any presets or filters. I manually adgusted the picture to take it.
chicago 2019 Photography Challenge: Week 5 Week 5 Composition: Symmetry Landscape This past weekend Kristin and I took a trip to Chicago. We mostly hung out and visited museums. It was amazing. We ended our trip watching The Second City, a sketch comedy troupe with alumni such as Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert, Dan Aykroyd, and Steve
52weekchallenge 2019 Photography Challenge: Week 4 Week 4 Story Telling: Warmth This week, well last week, was about Warmth. As I write this it is currently -8 degrees Fahrenheit, but it feels like -30. It’s damn cold. I took this picture last week when we first starting to get some sub-zero temperatures. Nothing warms
photography 2019 Photography Challenge: Week 3 Inspiration: Black and White This week: you get a black and white picture of Miss Wendy Helmers! Born: December 30, 2015Wendy is a Treeing-Walker Coonhound living with Mike Helmers and Kristin Helmers in Madison, WI. She loves snuggles, burrowing, and chewing things. She is most known for being the most
52weekchallenge 2019 Photography Challenge: Week 2 Week 2Composition: Rule of Thirds Motion This week I’m using the “Rule of Thirds Motion” I struggled a bit with this one. The “Rule of Thirds” is a concept in photography that “is applied by aligning a subject with the guide lines and their
52weekchallenge 2019 Photography Challenge: Week 1 Week 1Story Telling: Self Portrait This week I’m supposed to “Take a picture that tells us who you are, without actually showing your face” This photo shows a little of who I am. We’ve got technology, books, and scotch. If you don’t
52weekchallenge Mike Learns Photography “Taking pictures is savoring life intensely, every hundredth of a second.” – Marc Riboud http://shootdotedit.com/2017/10/best-photography-quotes-photographers/ Now that we’re in 2019, I’m going to attempt a year long project of becoming a better photographer. Inspired by a post by Dogwood Photography, article here,
