I am submitting these photos to the Tech of the Month Event: Point of View from Perelincolors.
She asked us to do more than just placing the camera in front of our eyes and take a shot without giving much thought to the composition. I moved closer, I knelt down, I sat down and I lay on the floor, to use different points of view (POV). Unbeknownst to me, my husband shot some of my awkward moments…
I am also posting here at the Photo101 Rehab, the event for everyone who loves photography (hobbyists, amateurs, pro-shooters, or just curious about photography, anyone is welcome), and wants to join a community of like-minded people, who are also fun to connect with.
Check the photos below and also to learn how the Photo 101 Rehab works.
Knelling down on the floor. Hey, I’m not that tall.
Sitting on the floor.
Here is what ‘The Clinic Photo Rehab is:
This blog hosted ‘The Photo101 Rehab Clinic’ from 04 to 31 December 2014 and featured over 170 photos made by Photobloggers Andy Townend, Mara Eastern, Cardinal Guzman, DesleyJane, Justine, Amy, Teresa, Albert, Terri, Giving Thought, Ellen, Nalinki, Mariangeles, DwayCrafts, Lucy, Terri, Bampa’s Views, PeaceCrafting, Dreaming of Leaving and Project Easier.
As former patients informed me that the withdrawal symptoms remained active, and new patients recognized the same symptoms, The Clinic – Photo Rehab reopened its doors.
You can do a self-examination. If you detect any of the following symptoms, as carefully described by Albert from the blog Passionately Curious, come and join us: “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.”
How to join:
Time: The Clinic is open 24 x 7 until the healing process ends.
Camera: You can use any camera, from DSLR, mirrorless, compact, to smartphones.
Theme: Bring your creativity and photograph a theme of your liking in B&W or Color. With or without edition. We like learning techniques as well, if you want to share it with everyone.
Who can join: Anyone can join; and not only former Photo 101 bloggers. All you need is passion. Passion to speak up through images – or words, if you may want to add your thoughts to it as well – showing what you see and how much that is important to you.
Thanks for joining and enjoy it.
The Clinic – Photo Rehab
Here is the link to add your photos. Knock the wall… and click on the image below:
Even if you don’t want to join in, click above and appreciate the beautiful photos of the former and current participants. Go and check their wonderful blogs as well:
Musings from a Frequent Flying Scientist
I love those pictures for the photo clinic. I wish I had the time to join, my camera cries each time I look at your blog 🙂
Hi sister! Thank you. Don’t make this baby cry. Shoot just once and join us. You need a rehab! ️Xxx
I do need one, you’re so right!
So….shoot even with your phone. You have such a beautiful landscape around you! Please!
I need to figure out how the clinic works, but I definitely will!
Let me know whenever you are ready and I’ll help you out. It’s simple. You shoot without a prompt. You post. You can even use a normal post of yours with a photo and refer it to the photo rehab with a pingback. Then you add the photo to a link. But I can also do that for you.
I’ll keep it in mind next time I feel like I have a few moments 🙂
Deal!
Deal 🙂
Nice! I love that you shared your “awkward moments” too. 🙂
Thanks!! I could not resist as they are too funny.
Great shots Lucile! I really like the one of the seagulls; the quality of the water, the angle of the pier, and the gulls receding into the background, but I think your husband may have upstaged you with a bit of human interest photo journalism on the photographer… Including the photos of you photographing is a really nice touch!
I cannot agree more with you that he did that. Well, he’s a journalist…so!
Thanks much Terry, for your generous comments.
Excellent. I love the shots of you doing everything you can to get the shot!! I’m forever lying down to get a shot. It’s the getting back up that’s the problem. LOL
No pain, no gain? Apparently yes!. Lol yes, it’s so true that standing up again is the real issue. If he’s around he helps me but that’s not happening very often.
Thanks dearest.
Great photos, Lucile…and I love that your husband captured you in the process of capturing them! 🙂
Thanks, Britta. I have to admit that his photos are much more interesting than mine. And he surely enjoyed following my actions.
Love all your POVs. And interesting that your husband does what mine does too…taking photos of me taking photos 🙂
How funny, isn’t it? I was so focused and didn’t even notice it. I had to laugh though.
Thank you so much for your kind comment.
Fun to see you in action!
Glad you liked it. He had fun doing it.
wow, so many tulips! I love the photos while taking the photos 🙂
Awe! Your photos are excellent as ever, I fancy especially the original POV of the tulips. The seagulls are amazing too… Most of all I love your not-really-awkward moments – it just shows that you give everything to shooting 😉
I love the technical shots a lot they are great….but the best are the “action” shots that follow, thank you for sharing Lucile, Lucile! 😉
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Lovely photos Lucile. I am especially in love with that one of the tulips. And I was thrilled to see my name on your list of rehab patients 🙂 . Expect to see more of my in your clinic 🙂
I love that first shot the most. I read where you were describing to that woman how to post to Rehab, and I remembered that I keep forgetting to do that when I post. And I don’t get the last part about “add the photo to a link”
Thank you!
I can do that for you if you want. It takes seconds. I can do with pleasure.
Ah, sorry, the link is that photo of a wall at my post. If you click that you get to the place where you add your photo
Oh…right, got it. Hey, I just changed my theme to Motif, same as yours. But I can’t figure out how to make each post look like a separate unit (Grid display). How do you get it to display like that?
And…here’s a tricky one: how do I make all the posts already posted go to the Grid style? I’ve asked the Support folks twice, I don’t know what they think I’m asking.
Wow!! I quite like it. It’s simple and clean.
Maybe they don’t understand but should make an effort.
Do you mean to have an excerpt on the home page with all posts?
Yes, just an excerpt with photo. Mine displays the whole article.
Are you in front of a computer now?
I just sent to your email address that you use at WordPress, three photos of the steps you should take.
At any given point of the text you can insert ‘read more’, making the break at that moment. Then you continue writing. In the home page you will show only up to the point you inserted the break.
OK…it worked. You are like a genius, huh! BUT…now I have to go back through ALL my posts and add that thingy.
Oh…but here’s the next issue. How do you get posts to display in your menu area under individual headings…like Stories or Challenges?
Great to hear! Do you know that Apple calls their engineers Genius?
I’m one too now, thanks!
You may need to do one by one, I am afraid.
Ok, got it. That one can be done in two ways.
You can create static pages or create categories that work as pages in the menu area, but which give you total flexibility.
Each time you post, you assign a category for your posts as well as tags, right?
You can group them to show up in the menu. I can send screen shots again to you.
How many pages you want to create?
Yeah, I don’t know how to “group them to show up in the menu.” They used to show up there, but now they don’t! I want a number of menu pages, one for each topic I’ll write about. And Sub-topics within those main topics. Like a main page for Holland, and sub-pages for Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Texel.
Then you need to use categories as menus. It as bit more of work to do.
You do that once though and after that it will be an automatic process. Each time you assign a post to a category it will show up on your menu.
I will prepare a screen shot for you, ok?
Meanwhile you may want yo check this for other features.
Cheers.
https://learn.wordpress.com
Dear Genius
I’ve seen those words before–use categories as menus. That’s what I don’t know how to do, or set up. I have items in my menu, but no posts go there.
Exactly, that’s why I am making a tutorial for you. Via email.
bear with me.
no hurry…I’m getting tired, need food. The support directions do not match my blog!
I need food too. Will finish the tutorial first.
What do you mean?
It shows a photo of the category box, and mine doesn’t look like theirs at all. Theirs has a box for parent category…which makes sense. Mine does not show me that option.
https://en.support.wordpress.com/posts/categories/
How does yours look like?
Does your dashboard look like mine?
Is the dashboard the thing that opens under “my sites”? If that’s it, I don’t know what your dashboard looks like?
Did you get my first email? That’s how it looks like.
Are you using the new version or old version of the site?
Yes you get to dashboard via my sites.
You up? Rise and shine. Ms G…my blog be got menus up the wazoo. It gots menus inside menus. I’m an organized dude, now. But it’s a manual thing, I have to go back and redo the Categories on each post (if not already right). THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. I owe you one. Or is that like six?
Yes, am since before sunrise. Oh la la. That’s fantastic news.
I’m going to check it out.
You’re most welcome! Pleasure to have done a good thing and perhaps have guaranteed my place in heaven.
Like six? Make it ten. 😉
Ten! And heaven it is…
Perfect! Thank you!
Check this post for advice on bulk actions.
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/2015/04/02/spring-cleaning-reorganizing-your-blog/
And where is the ‘grid’placed??
oooh it looks like ia am missing a photo challenge, but i think this one would be too difficult for me, lovely shots 😀 x
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