Author: ccbr

Moving the camera up/down, side to side or zooming in or out, usually at a slow shutter speed. Image must be recognizable.

State of natural lighting that is most common around sunrise and sunset.

In use or abandoned, old or new, whole or part of bridge.

Moving your camera to follow the subject to have a sharp subject and a blurred background. Some subjects that could be panned: Vehicles, bicycles, runners, low flying birds with a background other than sky.

Must be pure white, pure black and shades of gray.

Stripping down the subject to only essential elements. Negative space could be included in minimalism. Suggestion: Google “samples of minimalism photography”.

Use any lens that is 35mm (full frame) or wider to take a photo. This could include Fisheye Lens. If you are using a zoom, use the widest lens which in many cases would be 24mm. EXIF data must show when presented.

Could be two or more cats, dogs, people or any other animate or inanimate subject. Could be a collage, triptych or random layout. No limit on how many subjects in the photo.

Something that shows the passage of time such as a clock, watch, stopwatch and anything else that shows the passage of time.