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What are these letter assignments?

17 years ago

Hello all! I am new to this forum. I was just wondering what these letter assignments were. I can see that it is a theme between picture and the selected letter, but I was wondering what is the process of picking the letter. Is is based on day,week or just randomly selected. I ask so that I might play along. Good day.

zitro

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gmom74
17 years ago
Hi, Zitro. Welcome to the forum- we love to have new posters and I think you would enjoy all these people who come here. Everyone is so friendly.
The assignments began with the letter 'A' of the alphabet and will continue to 'Z'. After 'Z', no telling what the assignment will be. You can always post your pictures depicting the alphabet up through 'Q', which is what we are on now. Late posting is fine. We're looking forward to seeing your photos.
kentuck_8b
17 years ago
Hello Joe. It's good to see you here. You have some excellent garden flowers to post here, especially those cannas. I know everyone will enjoy seeing those beauties.

Kt
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First no one has failed this assignment! We are all learning together and hopefully having fun. What you two are seeing in my second photo is "leading lines". Now that is another assignment...that we will do later on at some point. The leading lines (the path) lead to the cabin/barn and make the photo work. Also the trees on the right, note the 3 dark trunks? The odd number also makes them work well in this photo. For "rule of thirds" though this photo fails. The composition could have been improved though, if I had walked a little futher to the right and placed the building on the upper left (third) and the path more on a diagonal...to draw the viewers eye in and through the photo. Great points you two brought up here! Don't let anyone tell you, you are not supposed to like something. Photography is art, and art is subjective. The intent of my second photo was to show that it didn't fit the rule of thirds. You both caught that.....So very well done. Sierra
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zitro_joe
Original Author
17 years ago
Hey Kt! I wondered if that was you. I see this is where you hide when you're not on the Texas forum.

Zitro

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