The theme for week 19 of the Project 52 Pet Photographer’s blog circle is “leading lines”. In photography, leading lines refers to a composition technique where lines are used to lead to and/or emphasized the subject, thereby enhancing the story. Leading lines can be found everywhere... roadways, fences, shadows, rivers, the list is endless. Here [...]
The theme for week 18 of the Project 52 Pet Photographer’s blog circle is “let there be light”. Without light, there is no photography and it is the art of playing with the light that brings life and emotion to an image, thereby creating a story. The first light that comes to mind, and especially [...]
The theme for week 17 of the Project 52 Pet Photographer’s blog circle is “Before and After”. During my 10 years of volunteering and photographing the adoptable dogs at Winnipeg Animal Services, the comment I hear the most is... "I could never do that, I would end up bringing them all home." This reaction does [...]
The theme for week 16 of the Project 52 Pet Photographer’s blog circle is “Isolation”. This is kind of an emotionally tough one... By definition, to be isolated means to be separate from others, to be alone. For many around the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has made this their new reality. But this experience of [...]
The theme for week 15 of the Project 52 Pet Photographer’s blog circle is “Favourite Colour”. This sounds easy enough... but is it? You see, my favourite colour is green and, as of this week, green is in short supply. One week ago the promise of spring with all its green was everywhere. Then this [...]
The theme for week 14 of the Project 52 Pet Photographer’s blog circle is “wide open spaces”. In this time of COVID-19 restrictions and physical distancing, I am so fortunate to have a wide-open space literally steps from my back door. The gate from the backyard opens to a prairie field that I and the [...]
