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Cee’s response to the Lens Artists Challenge inspired me to do three quickie shots through my living room/office windows. See her window shots HERE.
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Cee’s response to the Lens Artists Challenge inspired me to do three quickie shots through my living room/office windows. See her window shots HERE.
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Other than my art objects, (I know, that first one is cheating)I think my most frequent way to frame a shot is through trees or with surrounding plants. The telephone wires overhead in the hummingbird shot give a contrast in frames to the plants below–like the two extremes. The bright orange swatch framed by beach litter is less contrived than the shots through plane and car and house windows. Zoe, about to be released from jail, says she didn’t do it. She was framed!!! This is my third go at trying to find photos for this prompt. The first two groups were erased before I could save them. This one I saved after every photo. Tedious, but I’m finally posting four hours later!! Don’t fail to see the photos in the link below. They are much more inspiring than mine:
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It was a 6 1/2 hour celebration, including the confirmation ceremony. The cool air of the lakeside eventos where the celebration was held was a relief after the sweltering heat of the church. As you can see, a good time was had by all, including me. I took photos the entire time and this prompt was a perfect time for me use them to tell a story!!!
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I cannot figure out where to link this so I’m doing so HERE for the Lens-Artists Challenge.
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These are photos from December’s photo file that somehow never got posted. No set theme except that they’ve been sitting on my desktop for a week or more waiting to be needed.
Since you enjoyed my other photos of Juan Diego, here are some more, along with a little girl who is dressed up traditionally for the Virgin of Guadalupe parade. If you didn’t see the earlier post go HERE to find out who Juan Diego was and to see another miniature Juan.
Why does this little boy have a mustache? For the Virgin of Guadalupe’s saint day parade, little boys dress up like Juan Diego, the man who experienced his first vision of the Virgin Mary on Tepeya Hill near Mexico City on December 9, 1531 while on his way to mass. To see more Juans, go HERE.