Capture the opposite of a smile
It was hard to find opportunities to snap pictures of actual people with the iPhone. Part of the issue is you have to get close to the face for the mission. Believe it or not, I'm a little shy about asking people if I can take their picture without having an actual reason to do so. I had to be creative and challenge myself to find other "non-people" things to shoot. Since I was still in Vegas, I started noticing there were a lot of statues, sculptures and mannequins that would work perfectly! I threw in a couple of "real" people good measure. :)
Lens: Native camera
Processing: Plastic Bullet
(I did not realize that their was a smiling masked girl in my picture until I uploaded it and viewed it in full resolution.
It freaked me out a bit!)
Lens: Roboto Glitter
Film: Blanko
Lens: Watts
Film: AO BW
Lens: Chunky
Film: Pistil
Lens: Chunky
Film: Pistil
Lens: Helga Viking
Film: AO BW
Processing: Photoshop Express
Lens: Hornbecker
Film: Ina's 1935
Lens: Native Camera
Processing: Photoshop Express & Pic Grunger
Lens: Native Camera
Processing: Plastic Bullet
Lens: Helga Viking
Film: Big Up
Lens: Melodie
Film: Blanko
Another fun mission accomplished! Here is the next one for all those who would like to participate:
Mission #5: Shoot your shadow on a textured surface.
Have a great week everyone and remember to fit creativity into your life daily!
5 comments:
Love the approach you took for this challenge! I had thought about taking pictures of inanimate objects that looked like frowns. Good to know we can take creative license with these missions!
Love "Paris Girl" and as for that masked lady...Eek!
It's funny...the masked lady jumped out at me immediately. I thought you did it on purpose.
Great compilation of shots! The one of the Boy Wizard and Frowning Shark are my faves :)
and I agree about the Masked Lady being creepy ...
Thanks girls! Oh yes! Creative license is always allowed. :)
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