Black & White: Pet Photography 52 Week Project, Week 2

Black & White is the theme for our 2nd week of the 52 week pet photography project and I'll be honest, I struggled this week. I'm participating in the Pet Photography 52 Week Project to learn. Last year I feel as though I learned a lot in this group because we followed a book and the author made observations and gave suggestions I never would have considered. I was kind of hoping we'd use the same book this year so I could compare my images this year to last year's.

So, when I saw the theme for this week I thought okay. Black & white. Then I thought, now what? What makes a great black & white image? When I'm preparing to go outside and take shots thinking about this topic, how do I know when I see a scene that it would be great for b&w? How do I know when I look at my color images if they might look nice in black & white?

New Location: Pet Photography Project 52: Week 1

My week 1 theme is New Location. It's a new year and for our Pet Photography Project 52 Week 1 theme, we can do anything we want that is "new." This year we aren't following a book like we did in 2016, we will have freestyle themes each week. We decided to do this to hopefully attract other dog photographers' participation in this blog circle. If you are new to the group, welcome. If you are new to BARKography, I'm so glad you're here.

Sadie the Boston Terrier's Modeling Debut with BARKography

Meet Sadie. At 13, this sweet Boston Terrier made her modeling debut during our BARKography photo session.

2017

Happy New Year 2017

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Holiday Wishes: Pet Photography 52 Week Project Week 52

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Simplify: Pet Photography 52 Week Project Week 51

Simplify is the topic for our Pet Photography 52 Week Project. I recently took a series of photos of Moose that were outside the box for me. They are the ones of him on the bridge that I blogged about two weeks ago when our topic was Explore Possibilities. There is a lot going on in the images because the bridge has a lot of detail. Getting back this week to simplify is more my typical style.