Great work everyone! So many interpretations, so many great shots.
First up Jen.
Her Jen gets under the last hydrangeas of the season. The backlight of the sun and the close proximity of the blossoms gives this image a wistful quality that may not have been there if Jen had shot the bloom straight on.
I just love this shot! What a great moment between owner and pet.
Next, Scott. Scott took the assignment to push his approach to capturing one of his expert subjects, waterfalls. I think both images are exciting and very fresh.
This next image has such drama.
Fabulous stuff.
KD is next with her unique perspective on Halloween.
Seriously…this is the order in which I think of Halloween…chocolate, sugar, jack-o-lanterns. This is a great example of storytelling…everything you need is right in the image. Stunning shot!
Oh…so that is what it’s like to be a fallen leaf. Such a stunning use of selective focus. Beautiful work.
Now we turn to Karma’s offering. Karma mentioned in her email that muses have left for the cold weather, so she decided to look in her catalogue of summer pics for something that would fit.
I think a see a familial preference for flowers.
I can see why you like this Karma…it puts the viewer right there on the beach.
MusicMave said she struggled with this challenge. I disagree. I love the perspective she brought to this.
From the grand to the small.
to the intimate… all great shots.
Finally, here is a Beagle’s perspective on his morning walk.
Halloween can be really creepy when you are just two feet off the ground.
Well done! So glad to be back and have everyone contributing! Thank you all.
Next Challenge! – Due December 1st.
The Story of Family
Interpret as needed. I ask only images taken between now and Dec 1st be submitted. Good luck and have fun with this challenge.
