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I’ve already made the 2027 calendar so these pictures are the first draft for the 2028 calendar.
My two favorites are the flowers on the roadside and the sunrise.
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It was cool looking back through the photos and seeing the places that I’ve been during the past year.
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Great work, everyone! Such beautiful photos! 🙂
This is my draft for a calendar! I am probably going to incorporate a few photos from last year yet and perfect the selection, but it feels so good to have a draft–it can take a little push to get started sorting! 😅 Looking forward to the webinar and hopefully I’ll get to print some calendars, yet! 🙂
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Wow, just incredible, Tabitha @parrisfamily! What a joy it’s been to see your wildlife photos improve over the years. I know updated equipment helps a lot, but the variety, color, and composition all add to the photos having such a professional appearance as well.
It’s so exciting to see some of your amazing photos from your trip to Assateague Island, Elizabeth @dfrazer! And to see that you got some amazing, sunlit, golden-hour photos. 🙂 Praise the Lord. And they are so sharp, too! The little wild ponies are so cute. 🤗
Way to be on top of things, @blessingscaptured! March is such a creative shot, with the flowers in focus, but the barn not too blurred out in the background, so it communicates a deeper message. October is just compelling, pulling me deep into the photo! I really like that one. Or maybe I just like old barns. 😀
It’s so much fun to how the @parrisfamily sibling photos can be so different from each other! Joshua, you have some incredible landscape photos there. Some iconic locations. And then picking out details in obscure locations, too, like in October. Really enjoyed browsing over your best shots from the last year!
Yes, isn’t it inspiring, @loewfam, to look at other’s best work?! Glad you took the time to sort through the photos you’ve been taking. Such incredible locations, captivating subjects, and interesting variety. I can’t get over how neat that photo of the rough grouse is!
Thank you all SO MUCH for submitting your photos, and I can’t wait to look at them in more detail on tomorrow’s webinar! https://www.lenspiration.com/product/photo-coaching-129/
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