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For week 3 of Hiro's composition challenge, we were to demonstrate the use of frames in a photo. The goal was to frame a subject within the frame of the picture. No specific requirements for this, anything could be used to make up a frame. We had some bad weather this week so I didn't get the chance to go outdoors very often.
Photos were shot with either my Sony α5000 or Samsung Galaxy S21+. Some photos were edited in Adobe Lightroom Classic or Mobile. I attempted to infuse some colour in some of my photos this week - I've been a little jealous of some of the other entries that just pop that other people are taking.
A potted weeping fig plant with bright green leaves is seen through a closed window. The window has a white frame and is surrounded by a brick wall with varying shades of brown and orange. The plant is centered in the window, with reflections visible on the glass. ƒ/8.0, 43.0 mm, shutter speed 1/125, ISO 100.Bailey stands under a white desk, looking directly at the camera. A blue plastic bin is visible in the foreground. ƒ/1.8, 5.4 mm, shutter speed 1/30, ISO 500.Bailey looks out of a window at a bunny in a snowy backyard with a fence and trees in the distance.
ƒ/1.8, 5.4 mm, shutter speed 1/130, ISO 40.The word "OTTAWA" spelled out in large, silver, block letters against a dark, textured background that resembles stone. There is a horizontal line of water flowing beneath the letters, with red and blue lights illuminating it. ƒ/1.8, 5.4 mm, shutter speed 1/1000, ISO 3200.A black steam locomotive, Canadian National Railway 6200, is positioned on a snowy display area in front of the Ingenium building, which features a facade of blue and gray panels. The photo is taken through a red metal railing with decorative elements, creating a framed perspective. Cars are parked in the background, and bare trees are visible on either side of the scene. ƒ/4.5, 39.0 mm, shutter speed 1/2500, ISO 100.
