Daniel

Artistic: Minimalist
Isolate your subject using the minimalist approach. Inspire someone with your art.

Subject really comes down to what in the minimalist settings. Line, Colour, Texture.

Not being minimalist I chose all three 🙁 Because I’m a gluten! And, I still really like James Gleeson

Landscape: Get High
Everything looks different when you are high. Find a high perspective to shoot this landscape.

To easy. I could have jumped on a bridge, climbed a building, got sh1t faced and made some made documentary whilst trying to find the american dream in the midst of a desert car race, but everyone’s been there.

What about that range of distance that gets overlooked. You know, the height just past a tall person but well under anything extraordinary. So a range we have within easy of reach, but hardly ever do. I.e the height of a chair. 😛

Portrait: Sitting in a Chair
Either a formal sitting portrait or a re-interpretation of this classic. Photography your subject sitting in a chair.

Behind the scenes in a classic English evening seated portrait. Hehehe.

Art: Handmade
Your artistic interpretation should be inspired by another artisan’s handmade work. Literal or interpreted.

The best cup in the world. Who ever made this, designed it, chose the red stripes, thank you.

Landscape: Get Low
Time to look at the world from a different angle. Shoot a landscape from a low point of view.

I wanted to do this indoors, as weird as that sounds for a landscape. Anyway doing some research gave me a host of tropical green environments, usually malls and other spaces that interior decorators and real estate salespersons would drool over. Exhibit A through to B, Click

So naturally in rebuttal..

😉

Portrait: Fashion
Avant-garde to commercial to traditional, and everything in between. The focus is the clothes this week.

Lets go with everything in between.

Tree wears human draped with techplad leggings, Summer collection 2016

Artistic: Food
Take your food photography to the next level. Its not lunch, its art.

Errrr. no it’s probably lunch / was lunch

Landscape: Nature up Close
Get up close and personal with nature in this natural beauty shot. Flowers, bees, bugs and spiders might all make great shots

Portrait: Child
Candid or posed, capture an image of a child. Try getting down on their level for a unique perspective.

Cheeky.

Landscape: Colorful
Shoot a landscape that packs as much color as you can find into the scene.

Street racing as it’s best.

This I love for the tincy amount of form left in the subject on the bottom right. The motion they are in, is perfect.

I was practicing to pan the camera with the subject to isolate it around it’s neighbours. I thought I’d wanted the entire subject to be frozen outside of the rest, but I’m enjoying this so so much more with just enough form and context for the subject to be known. I think it’s the roof wracks that made it 😛