I started following the pamphotography blog a little while ago and thought I would pass along a recommendation.
The bloggers are Peter and Mary (pam), a husband and wife photography team. I like their blog because they not only display some beautiful photographs, but they also usually add a couple comments about their shoot concerning things like light and composition. It’s a great way to pick up photography tips without investing much time because the posts are quick reads.
The Daily Post Weekly Photo Challenge topic this week is “happy place.” My go-to Happy Place is physically too far away when I need it most. So it’s the place I always visualize in my head when I’m having trouble falling asleep or need to find some mental calm. This photo isn’t of the exact spot, which is up the valley a ways, tucked among mountains next to a river and meadow. My pictures of the Happy Place are all packed away in childhood photo albums. But this spot is part of the general area and seeing it still invokes all the peace and contentment associated with my Happy Place.
This week’s topic in Cee’s Compose Yourself challenge is strong subjects. All successful photos have something that draws the eye. And ideally the photo should tell a story or evoke emotion.
The assignment is to post a few examples of our work where we have a strong, easily identifiable subject.
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