Welcome to May’s Exploring with a Camera! This month we are going to explore the concept of Visual Weight in our photographs. When we studied Balancing Shapes a couple of months ago, I had to touch on visual weight in order to discuss balance. The two really go hand in
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May 05, 2012 | Post by: Kat No Comments
What are you doing this Summer?
If you’re looking for something to stretch and grow your photography in the summer months, Find Your Eye: Journey of Inspiration may just be your thing! In this course, you’ll begin to recognize your unique style and deepen your the connection between your photography and your heart and soul. Amazing
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Apr 30, 2012 | Post by: Kat 1 Comments
Tomorrow’s the Day!
The Photo-Heart Connection link up for April opens tomorrow! Plan some time to revisit your photos from April, to find your heart connection. I wonder what my heart connection will be this month… will it be an image like this, from Korkula? A city scene from San Francisco? I never
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Apr 27, 2012 | Post by: Kat 4 Comments
The End of the Diagonal
Ah, here we are, finishing up our study of Dynamic Diagonals. This has been a great exploration! It’s been fun to take a closer look at all of our images, seeing how we naturally use diagonals and the impact. As I was looking at images from Korkula last weekend, this
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Apr 26, 2012 | Post by: Kat 6 Comments
Filled with Intention
This morning, I continue to ponder the difference between intention and expectation, and the relationship between the two. I continue to seek a way to maintain the space created by letting go of expectations. With all of the random thinking I’ve been doing around this topic, I might have found
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Apr 24, 2012 | Post by: Kat 7 Comments
Making Space
As I play with the concept of intention the last couple of days, I am finding an adjacent concept of space. Call it space, openness, expansiveness, or freedom – all represent the feeling that I am sensing should come along with an intention. My impression is that when I set
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