Day Twenty-One
For the last day of Blackjack Challenge, I chose to feature the Logan Gardener’s Market. It may seem like it should be a fairly easy assignment but in reality it’s sort of like the old adage of not being able to see the forest because of all the trees, i.e., there’s just so dang much [...]
Afternoon Sun
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Pale in Comparison
September 10: Blackjack 20
The Eye
September 10: Blackjack 19
Meow
September 10: Blackjack 18
Cultural Exchange
September 10: Blackjack 17
Color Wheel
September 10: Blackjack 16
Tent City
September 10: Blackjack 15
Smiling Vendors
September 10: Blackjack 14
Gathering of Voices
September 10: Blackjack 13
Arrangements
September 10: Blackjack 12
Open Air Café
September 10: Blackjack 11
Open Seating
September 10: Blackjack 10
The Look
September 10: Blackjack 9
Background Crooners
September 10: Blackjack 8
Decisions, Decisions
September 10: Blackjack 7
Choices Galore
September 10: Blackjack 6
The Sales Pitch
September 10: Blackjack 5
Sequenced Mannequin
September 10: Blackjack 4
Live Music
September 10: Blackjack 3
The Customer
September 10: Blackjack 2
Vendor Maintenance
September 10: Blackjack 1
Photographing the mundane to the extraordinary
Black Jack Challenge is fashioned to be a self inflicted exercise: 21 days of photographic calisthenics. The thumbnails to the left are the most recent day's work, click them to see the photo in full and rate or leave comments. At the end of the challenge, one lucky commenter will receive a full resolution digital copy of the photo with the highest rating and/or most comments. Embrace your editor and find your favorite!
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Wineglass
Speaking of close-ups…ah yes, the wonderful afterglow of a nice glass of cabernet sauvignon (geez that’s a hard word to spell).
Walking
I was interested in getting a photo of the ivy-covered wall in the background when the hooded, walking figure strode through the frame. I like the movement of extended stride against the unmoving firmness of the brick wall.
Swing
I like this photo because of the vibrant colors, the black fence and the apparent mystery of what the people are doing, all smiles, with the swing at the right side of the photo.
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