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[Laura Lane]

And some more 😀

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[Laura Lane]

Here is the rest 😀

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[Blessings Captured]

It was harder to compose the pictures when I wasn’t behind the camera (I used the 10 sec timer). I had soft side light from a skylight near by.
-Sarah

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[Jemima Janse van Rensburg]

Hi everyone! Here are my photos for the assignment. The photos are all self-portraits…I struggled to get myself and the computer in focus and at the same time blur the background.😐 It was so weird taking photos of myself!😂

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[Allison Estabrook]

Here are my photos for this assignment! It was much harder to shoot than I expected! I used a tripod and ten second timer.

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[Blessings Captured]

Here are my three photos from a photoshoot I did. I had a really hard time with my composition and making the elements go together. I did not want my model’s hair to be too prominent but I did want the hair to play a part in the composition.
-Ruthann

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[Laura Lane]

Oops I tried to submit the second lot of pictures,
and it said that for some reason it didn’t work so I tried again…
it ended up working

[Laura Lane]

… and the pictures were of my sister 😀

[Jamie Parfitt]

I just remembered this afternoon that the assignment wasn’t closed yet! So I asked my sister to model for me, and we had some fun!😀

Here are my indoor shots…

~Naomi

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[Jamie Parfitt]

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[Christian H.]

Hi everyone! I always love looking through eveyone’s photos on the last day of submission for an assignment. So nice to see everyone’s work and see all the variety and creativity that comes from so many people viewing the same assignment in so many different contexts. 🙂

I did a quick camera setup this afternoon and I had to use the camera timer to get a photo of myself at my desk, looking at one of my favorite Grand Canyon photos in Lightroom, as if I was “editing” it.

I had two pictures that I thought were keepers, but turns out only one turned out. This is entirely natural light coming from my window.

The other one that didn’t turn out, I liked a lot too. The setup in the photo was a little better. Sadly, however, although it looks great in my thumbnails when I downloaded the pictures, when I click on it, it is distorted as if a “slice” of the photo right in the middle was shifted. Have no idea why. This one had natural light supplemented by a soft lamp on my other side. It had a different “feel” in the lighting. Kind of disappointing it didn’t work out, but still glad I got one keeper. 😄

Loved this assignment and would have liked to experiment so much more with it! Maybe another day…

Blessings,
Christian

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[Lydia Bennett]

Wow, wow, WOW! It’s always so fun to open up the forum after the weekend and see all the submissions that came pouring in! You guys DID IT!!! It’s so fun too see a bunch of you tried out the self-portrait option too…great job! 😀

I’m about to be sending the photos over to James for review, and can’t wait to hear his response!! You can all hear it, too, in tomorrow’s webinar! You registered? Here’s the link!

Can’t take time to comment on every single individual photo I love right now, so will just have to wait till we can all chat with each other in the webinar live chat tomorrow 🙂 See ya there!

[James Staddon]

Thank you everyone for participating in this assignment! I truly enjoyed looking through all the submissions, and choosing a winner was exceptionally difficult. But, a winner had to be chosen none the less! How we came to the conclusion of the attached image as the winner, you can watch the replay: https://www.lenspiration.com/video/webinar81/

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