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Today at Home X

Looking for photographic subjects around the house can be tough because I’m so used to everything I see. It takes some mental juggling to shift from seeing things I use everyday to looking for interesting light, shapes, and patterns.

Today at Home X

During the initial COVID-16 lock-down I started a series of photographs I called “Today at Home”. The series was the antidote to my feelings of being trapped in my house and stifled from doing the things I normally enjoyed doing. Looking for photographic subjects around the house can be tough because I’m so used to everything I see. It takes some mental juggling to shift from seeing things I use everyday to looking for interesting light, shapes, and patterns. Today at Home X is a photograph I took rather quickly. I was holding my camera, saw the interesting light and pattern, and took the shot. I like the interesting graphic design represented in this photography.

Your job, my friends, is to tell me what Today at Home X is. Your clue is that it is a common item that can be found in every home. In fact, most people have a number of these positioned around their homes. Let me know your guess. As I look at this photograph I’m thinking that it would make a cool poster - What do you think?

Nikon D750 W. Nikon 105 f/2.8 Micro

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Red Pen

Photography is about light, colour, shape, and pattern. This photograph has it all. I was drawn to the way the morning light spotlit the red pen, which stood out in strong contrast to the top of the oak desk. I took the picture because I found the scene visually interesting. Does the photograph tell a story? What do you think? Let me know in the comments section.

Red Pen

Photography is about light, colour, shape, and pattern. This photograph has it all. I was drawn to the way the morning light spotlit the red pen, which stood out in strong contrast to the top of the oak desk. I took the picture because I found the scene visually interesting. Does the photograph tell a story? What do you think? Let me know in the comments section.

Nikon D750 w. Nikon Micro 105 f/2.8

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