This week the challenge is all about the season. The Goal: The turning of the seasons, it happens four times during the year. Winter Solstice, Spring Equinox, Summer Solstice, and Fall Equinox. Winter Solstice falls on a Monday this year, this Monday, the today of this post. For those of us in the North, above…
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Learning To See: Out The Window
This week the challenge is all about the views out your window. The Goal: We’ve already done one Out The Window challenge in May. But that was spring and now it’s the end of autumn, so let’s pick up that challenge again. Spend the week contemplating the compositions made by the windows in your house….
Learning To See: Still Life With Leftovers
This week the challenge is all about leftovers. The Goal: Here in the United States it’s the Monday after Thanksgiving. In normal (non-pandemic) years, today would be a day when we let out a big sigh and try to recover from the long weekend of feasting and family gatherings. Even if someone had to go…
Learning To See: Pandemic Thanksgiving
This week the challenge is all about Pandemic Thanksgiving. The Goal: This week is the annual Thanksgiving Feast in the United States and this year we are combining it with a global pandemic. Woo hoo! The Pandemic is a hot topic these days. Wearing masks, isolating, missing family, arguing about masks, not traveling for the…
Review: My Octopus Teacher
Beautiful photography. Beautiful cinematography. Beautiful nature. Beautiful relationship. Emotion. A love story you’ve never seen the likes of. In an hour and a half Craig Foster takes us to a place we have never been before – inside a friendship between an octopus and a human. The documentary is a meditation on being human within…
Learning To See: Masks
This week the challenge is all about masks. The Goal: Masks are a hot topic these days. Wearing them, arguing about them, raging about them – they bring up emotion. But this week’s challenge is simple. Take portraits of people with their masks on. You can make it as simple as you want – self-portraits…
Learning To See: Circles
This week the challenge is all about circles. The Goal: Circles. Round. Geometry. Find them in nature, painted on walls, in the sky, on the ground. Singular or many, make images on the theme of circles. Read through the Learning To See description to make sure you get why and how you are doing the…
Learning To See: Stone
This week the challenge is all about stone. The Goal: Images of rock – stones, color, texture, still life, landscape, solitary stone or a group of stones, stones in relation to each other, river rock, sea rocks, mountains of rock. Read through the Learning To See description to make sure you get why and how…
Learning To See: Complementary Colors
This week the challenge is all about complementary colors. The Goal: Are we still sheltering in place? What are complementary colors, you might be wondering? Complementary colors are often times called “opposite colors” as they sit opposite each other on the color wheel. Color wheels can contain primary, secondary, and tertiary colors. The primary color…