Don't know how I feel about this one, but thought I'd throw it in the mix anyway.
Too many darn remotes. 2/26/2023 - iPhone 13PM
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Too many darn remotes. 2/26/2023 - iPhone 13PM
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P52 Week 8: Fill the Frame (Feb 19 - Feb 25)
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This is a clever take on this challenge. It would also be considered a flatlay, which is not one of our scheduled themes, but is an alternate.
Our kids love to craft all sorts of things with their hands. Messes are just a way of life, but it’s amazing to see what they come up with, and how fast they do it.
Missed it by a couple of days, but one thing I like about having a high resolution camera is this ->
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Canon 80D + EF 50mm F1.4, ISO 100, 1/800sec @ f1.4
needed to reach over my seatmate
somewhere over Eastern Pennsylvania
iPhone
I love his little hop!
What fun repetition.
A great example of filling the frame from (very!) far away.
Placeholder to "show willing". More to come.
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The Cyclone wooden roller coaster at Lakeside Amusement Park here in Denver.
Oh, the roller coaster ones are really interesting! A great take on this challenge.
I'd actually categorize this one as framing - the trees in the foreground create an archway leading your eye into the fountain, which is also framed in its own hard edged pond, and the the trees blooming in the background are framed by the foreground trees and the hardscape.
I suppose it might qualify as fill the frame since it's kind of "busy" (not a bad thing in this instance, just a descriptor), but I see oodles of framing first. 🙂