sharleenstuartShare Six: October 2018: Shooting Through
The theme this month was {Shooting Through} and it was chosen by Lynne Grant Photography. Last Christmas my son had brought me a triangular prism and it has sat for a while. So the prism went on vacation to the Keys with us recently. What I will say is that I did try. Not very successfully. I really wanted all the rainbows but I was just glad to get something after all. Here is my first attempt at using a prism. I know it requires more work 🙂
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I think these are great Sharleen and I love you have been pushing your boundaries, the rainbows you did get were awesome.
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My boundaries definitely got pushed that is for sure. I will have to practice some more.
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Great job, Sharleen! Prisms are so tricky. I have rarely got shots I’m happy with using mine, let alone six! I think the first is my favourite. I love the extra depth it gives.
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Thanks Ceri – I kept getting reflections from the plants behind me. It was challenging.
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They are fantastic Sharleen, I need to dig my prism out!
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Thank you Janet – it was hard to do.
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You created some amazingly cool effects with the prism, Sharleen – each image is intriguing and causes me to linger to ponder its depth. My favorite is the rainbow “sky” over the ocean – such texture!
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Thank you so much Liz. It was a challenge. 🙂
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