This is #19 of Photo101 Rehab.
Sunset photo captured with an Olympus E-M10 during a flight.
And.. if you didn’t know yet what the Photo101 Rehab is, you still can do.
Once upon a time there was Photo101 course with daily assignments, which ended on November 30 and for that we miss it ever since.
Bloggers from all over the world connected as a strong community; sharing photos, chats and tips, and everyone added a special touch to the course, making it addictive.
Some of us, including me, didn’t want to say goodbye, and started feeling the first addiction’s symptoms, as described by inmate Albert nty6x at his blog Passionately Curious.
“Withdrawal symptoms may include the incessant need to carry your camera everywhere with you, the need to wake up in the wee hours to take photos during the golden hour, and checking up on others you met during the course to see what their newfound knowledge has brought fruit to.”
I had to think of something to resolve this.
Welcome to the Photo101 Rehab Center; especially dedicated to some confessed addicts: my fellow blogger and first ‘patient’ Andy Townend, as well as Mara Eastern, Cardinal Guzman, DesleyJane, Justine, Amy, Teresa, Albert, Terri, Giving Thought, Ellen, Nalinki, Mariangeles, DwayCrafts, Lucy, Terri, the newcomer Bampa’s Views, and to all others not yet confessed photo101 addicts.
The Rehab rules are simple:
Opening time: Add your link from 04 to 31 December 2014.
Themes: You only need to choose a technique you want to explore or already master but want to share. It is a free theme but bring with it an explanation of the technique you used, as well as any editing effects, so we can all learn from each other.
Vote: If you want you can vote on the photos you like the most. At the last day (Dec 31) of the Photo Rehab you can vote on the top 10 and celebrate.
How to register: Create a post with your photo, and add it here by using the link below.
Have fun! And thanks for participating.
Here is the link, click below to check all photos and even better, to join us!
Beautiful Lucile. I think I’ve said this before but I love that a shot from an airplane window is so unidentifiable – you never know where you are! I like that mystery but also the familiarity. To me, being above the clouds means that it’s not too long to my next destination, wherever that mat be. It’s a liberating feeling.
You know, I’ve never got the OMD out on a flight? I always use my iPhone. You’ve inspired me to get out the real camera next time.
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Thank you! That’s a good reference to keep in mind. I’ll remember that. I’ll also like to follow some references that give me a feeling that I’m close to my destination.
You should bring your baby everywhere. Now that I’m still learning to use it, I bring it whatever I go.
Xx
You know, it’s weird, it’s almost always in my handbag, but on the plane, I automatically reach for the iPhone!
First New Years resolution – actually take my camera out of its case on airplanes! X
Yes, great resolution. We need to change this habit! You have a gorgeous one thirsty to shoot some clouds. Xx
How I miss the years I spent above the clouds spellbound by the big red horizon to the west…
Good memories are like diamonds; for women at least. 😉
Same here.
Simply beautful how amazing to arrive on a plane to that xx
And how amazing that this is the view of your city! Stopover in London !
Oh wow haha well maybe we see you when you cone back if not for sure another time 🙂 weve had some fun sunsets and rises i took some the other day yet to post just too lazy st the mo
One way or another we’ll meet up! Stopover is too short.
Please post you sun photos! Want to see them all! Xxx
Yes I figured it might be too short! I shall make sure to dig out my sun photos and give you a shout when I do 🙂 xxxx Happy Christmas and New Year lovely lady xxx
Happy New Year to you and your beloved ones, fabulous justine! Xxx
Your photo makes me dream of travels to a warm destination! Waking up to a golden sky as seen from a plane window! Lovely as always…
Thank you! Xxx