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Thank you @jamesstaddon and @lenspirationlydia! 🙂
Hi Lydia! Just a little question… Is this assignment being run again? It looks like an assignment from back in April of 2021 to me…
Yes! That is correct. It’s a commonly needed photograph among publishers, it’s difficult to find new publishers each month, and there’s a new “generation” of folks learning on Lenspiration, so we’ll be rerunning a lot of the best assignments from the past!
For this assignment, I tried to arrange a still life of a small group having a Bible study.
Recently while working on a personal project with my sister, we realized how helpful it is to have variety in a photoshoot. You may need different orientations, or several images that go together. So while I was doing this shoot I had that in mind.
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Love these! And that’s a REALLY good observation, @blessingscaptured. I’ve noticed that in different designs, especially in some different magazine or online articles – often there will be different photos from the same photoshoot to give a cohesive feel while maintaining variety. So it’s super helpful as photographers if we provide that!
Beautiful photos, @blessingscaptured! I love that even though it’s a still life photo shoot, it’s so convincing that you want to think there’s real people behind the setup! Great job!
LeanneThanks to those of you who participated in this assignment this month! Here’s the link to register for the webinar to hear critique on the photo submissions, plus more! See y’all there!
Ok folks, here’s a replay link to the webinar where James critiqued the submissions and announced the winner, in case you missed it! He also talked about image quality settings on your camera and addressed the question, “What is the right image quality setting to use on my camera?”. It was a great webinar!
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