The Photo Rehab is a community to share photos, learn from each other and connect.
In December 2014, after completing the Photo101 course, I opened the Photo Rehab Event in this blog, a ‘healing clinic’, for all of us who love photography (hobbyists, amateurs, pro-shooters and enthusiasts) who missed the course and daily interaction with other photobloggers.
I am always inspired by the photos shared within our community of photobloggers, and for that I want to share my enthusiasm with you.
Here are the photos uploaded from June 13-20, 2015. Enjoy it!
And here is last week’s wrap up. You will see their latest pictures, but if I would be you, I would use the link I give you here to visit their blogs. You will meet stunning photos and also their latest thinking. Remember, there are bloggers like you, openly expressing their views of the world via words and images. It is worth discovering them. And the stage is theirs!
Chris Breebart from Chris Breebart Photography – What’s in the picture
Colleen Chesebro from Silver Threading
Julia from My Red Page
Lisa from Lisa Dorenfest
Andy from Belgian Streets, Belgrade Streets and Andy Townend
Desleyjane from Musings from a Frequent Flying Scientist
You can visit all other photos of all patients here: Photo Rehab
MEET THE PATIENTS
Here are all 41 participants since January 2015. Go and check their wonderful blogs as well.
Laura Gabrielle Feasey
Musings from a Frequent Flying Scientist
Snapshots Snippets and Scribbles
HOW TO JOIN THE PHOTO REHAB
Time: The Clinic is open 24 x 7
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. 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.
You can do a self-examination. If you detect any of the following symptoms, as carefully described by Albert from the blog Trigger Happy, 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 does it work:
- Shoot a photo.
- Prepare your post and publish it. Remember to Pingback to this post and to use the tag #PhotoRehab so that we can find your post in the WP reader.
- Add your photo to the link provided below. In this way, you expose your photo to the other participants and the audience of the Photo Rehab.
- Here is the link to add your photos. Knock the wall of the Clinic… and click on the image below:
I love this weekly wrap up idea – how cool! I don’t always get a chance to look through the submissions, so I’m glad you’ve done this, although I know it’s quite a bit of work. x
No work at all! A pleasure to display the great entries of you all and I only regret not having done this before!
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This is getting better and better!!
Thank you my dear!
Lucile I shared photos of Fairy Swamp in the fog this week. I linked to your post and did the uplink.
They are in the wrap up. The second one. Let me check why you can’t see it.
I checked and they’re there. I cannot understand why you cannot see them. Need to ask a happy engineer. Sorry about that.
I have also linked to the post. Did you get the ping back?
It’s there now. I have no idea. My ping back was to my old photo Red Dawn. We’re good, Lucile. Don’t worry. 💖
It’s so strange. I tested in everyone’s computer at home and it worked. I’m having issues with ping backs and I’m not happy with that.
This week there was a mess with one of my posts, and Desley also couldn’t see it. I will even post about that.
I have problems sometimes too. It’s o.k. we all do. 💗
Thanks for the understanding.
I don’t think it is your fault. I think it is just electronics. ❤
True, but still frustrates me because what I see in the screen is not what people see, and I cannot fix it.
Glad you could finally see it.
Thank you so much for doing this, it really helps us to see all the wonderful submissions from so many people – and you have put a lot of effort into it, thank you again!
Nothing to thank me for. I have a lot of pleasure preparing these kind of posts. Giving back to all of you, the attention, care and support that you all give to this event.
Thank you for having been from the beginning, not only a first participant, but an inspiration for the Photo Rehab existence.
It continues to be an absolute pleasure to take part…
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Just posted a gallery of shots from the woods this afternoon, reason being to explore my lighter side, try some “almost macro” shots and make no edits..
http://belgianstreets.com/2015/06/21/hallerbos-up-close/
Oh, how exciting! On my way to check it out!
I echo Desleyjane’s comments! This was such a great way to meet the ‘in-patients’ in any given week. I enjoyed seeing their ‘healing’ process. Thank you for running the clinic.
I love this idea!! Great job Lucile – thanks again. So many great shots!
Thanks, Debbie. So much fun preparing it!
So glad it was fun and not a chore for you.
Not at all, Debbie. Doing it in a Sunday is a relief though.
A mixed bag, and a lot of fun 🙂 I especially like that rose.
Indeed! That rose was manually painted! They sell those in Australia. I had never seen it before.
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