Photo Assignment

Posted by Ian on 29th Jan 2008 at 7:23 pm
2008
29 Jan

candlesFor the last few months, the cre8Buzz photography community have been running a monthly photography assignment. I borrowed Jo’s camera and entered the November assignment, which was food, with my cheese and crackers photo. I wasn’t overly happy with this shot and didn’t get time to enter the December one.

candlesAnyway, the January topic was Candles and last Friday afternoon I spent some time photographing our candles and then cropping and choosing the best image, which I uploaded later that evening. There have been a few entries this month, and although I have had comments left for me, I haven’t left comments for any of the other entries. I must do that soon.

I had a difficult choice between 2 of my shots and eventually decided for the second one over the first one.

You can click on each picture for a bigger image. Let me know what you think.

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4 Responses

  1. MyAvatars 0.2 Jackal UNITED KINGDOM Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0 Says:

    Oh now, I like the top image with the freshly extinguished flame and smoke. Again, I would have cut the big red candles out of shot and focused on the other candles.

    This shot has a sense of mystery about it. Great that you enter the photo assignment.

  2. MyAvatars 0.2 Ian UNITED KINGDOM Windows XP Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.11 Says:

    Thanks Jackal,
    It’s fun having a go at the assignment. It provides a challenge outside of my comfort zone.
    Ian

  3. MyAvatars 0.2 jmb CANADA Windows XP Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.11 Says:

    I like the top one by a hair. I like the wrought iron although I would like the red candle’s flame to be visible for balance. But I am hopeless myself artistically speaking.

  4. MyAvatars 0.2 Ian UNITED KINGDOM Windows XP Mozilla Firefox 2.0.0.11 Says:

    Thanks jmb,
    As I said, it was a hard call between them. The red candle didn’t quite work.
    I don’t agree about hopeless artistically, I’ve seen some great photos that you’ve done.
    Regards,
    Ian

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