Welcome back to the 365 Project with Picaboo! This photographic journey includes 52 photography challenges to help you get off automatic and become a better photographer. For all the information you need on The 365 project, please review this post.
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This week, I explained how to pick the right lens for you. You were then challenged to look at the world around you and find shapes! I love the literal interpretations of shapes and also those who thought outside the box. Each week, you are making it harder and harder for me to pick my favorites. I want to pick them all! But here they are!
1. Stephanie Storkey | 2. Debbie Haggard | 3. Mary Richards | 4. Sarah Cannon
5. Heather Cathrall | 6. Sue Gilpin | 7. Ann Scott | 8. Lynn Vallieres
9. Chris Bashill | 10. Christine Keenan | 11. Vera Manilova | 12. Sharon Dooley
13. Diana Uyder | 14. Sandy Poole | 15. Deb Noble | 16. MaryJane Pagniello
17. Lynee Withrow | 18. Leesa Welton | 19. Debbie Marker | 20. Jenny Arroyo
21. Renee Brown | 22. Heather Everson | 23. Marsha Mood | 24. Vivian Clibon
25. Sue Beresford | 26. Sherri Schierberl | 27. Antone Botelho | 28. Barb Tatum
29. Lisa Jolly | 30. Jody Burgin | 31. Maegen Lufkin | 32. Dolly Duff
33. Judy Macedo | 34. Debi Patchin | 35. Barb Tucker | 36. Kristi Shannon
37. Andres Fujiwara | 38. Jan Downes | 39. Jan Sumner | 40. Casey Weber
What was your favorite thing about this week’s challenge?
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Thank you for choosing one of my pictures ~ #12 – Old Railroad Signal. This picture was taken at the Snoqualmie Railroad Museum in Snoqualmie Washington. There were lots of shapes to choose from there.
Shari Dooley
Hey Shari! I was curious where you took that shot. An old railroad signal. Makes perfect sense! Thanks for letting us know. And thanks for joining us on this journey!
I like #5!