This is my contribution to the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Getting to Know You prompt.
Having initially considered various locations and nature subjects I thought about some of the ICM shots I had taken over the weekend.
I spent part of last weekend experimenting with various types of intentional camera movement using various lenses from an ultra wide angle lens to a macro lens.
The post is also a continuation of a the Lens-Artists prompt You Pick It earlier in the month.
This is my contribution to Debbie’s One Word Sunday prompt Touch.
An impression of stacked firewood using intentional camera movement. An off the wall take on the challenge, technically all the firewood is touching adjacent pieces.
This is my contribution to the Tuesday Photo Challenge: Stack prompt.
I had a couple of ideas for the challenge before changing direction completely. I had my table top studio and lights set up and had been adapting various lenses to a couple of mirrorless cameras. Having spent 5 minutes looking through a plastic tote for the correct adapter at one point I decided two things. First, I would stack some of the adapters up for a photo for this challenge. Then I would try to find a better way to organise the various adapters.
There’s 11 different adapters stacked up fitting 5 different lens mounts and 4 different camera mounts.
This is my contribution to Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Stacks or Piled Up prompt.
It’s also a contribution to Becky’s January Squares on the theme of Up.
Logs stacked up ready for the fire pit.
Monochrome Monday travels back just over a week to a walk around the neighbourhood when we still had snow on the ground.
A neighbour had cut down a couple of Birch trees and stacked some of the logs ready for the fire pit in the spring.
This is my contribution to Cee’s Black and White Photo Challenge: Stacks.
Campfire wood stacked ready for the fire pit.
