Welcome to Exploring with a Camera! When I moved over to the new site from Blogger, this post from last December was somehow lost. I thought it would be perfect to post it as a “second edition” for the holiday season, since I love holiday lights! Consider this a Part
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Nov 18, 2011 | Post by: Kat 21 Comments
Exploring with a Camera: Printed Aspect Ratios
We’re doing something different in this new Exploring with a Camera theme. For the next couple of weeks, we’re exploring what happens to our images when we go to print them by exploring Printed Aspect Ratios. If you are like me, you take many, many images and print very few.
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Nov 04, 2011 | Post by: Kat 18 Comments
Exploring with a Camera: Opposing Lines
Lately I’ve been noticing lines in my photographs. Not just any lines, but lines that run in opposition to each other. In Today’s Exploring with a Camera, we are going to explore Opposing Lines. You can join in the exploration over the next two weeks, by adding your images to
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Oct 20, 2011 | Post by: Kat 14 Comments
Exploring with a Camera: Found Texture
Yay! It’s Exploring with a Camera day! After a week off exploring in Chicago I’m ready to explore with you all here on the blog. Today we’ll be diving into Found Texture in our images. At the end of the post you will find a link up to share your
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Sep 29, 2011 | Post by: Kat 14 Comments
Exploring with a Camera: The Color Wheel, Part 2
I found I could say things with color and shapes that I couldn’t say any other way–things I had no words for. – Georgia O’Keeffe It’s time to explore more color! This week in The Color Wheel, Part 2, we’re looking at some of the more dynamic color schemes you can
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Sep 15, 2011 | Post by: Kat 16 Comments
Exploring with a Camera: The Color Wheel, Part 1
**Please Note: Due to a technical difficulty the Exploring with a Camera button is no longer linking to the correct page. Please get the new button code at the bottom of this post, and replace your old button.** I love color in photography. I love the energy and emotion you
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