This weeks challenge is to choose photos that illustrate different ways of framing images.
When shooting landscapes I like to use trees, flowers, and other foliage as a frame.
Palm trees frame this double rainbow after a summer stormThe fireweed on high on a cliff provides the frame above foggy Kachemak Bay in Homer, AlaskaSea oats frame the Tybee Island Lighthouse, Georgia
Doors, windows and arches provide frames for some of my photos.
Arches at Ft. Pickens, FloridaMount Rushmore from one of the tunnels on Iron Mountain Road in South DakotaCyclists on the Blue Ridge Parkway framed by a tunnel
Thank you so much for showing us different ways of framing photos.These are excellent examples. I’m in awe. Palm trees frame this double rainbow is stunning.
Beth, are the arches from Ft. Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas? It looks very familiar. In addition to framing, you used the rule of thirds in the Alaska photograph. It is my favorite way to shoot landscapes. I love how you framed the lighthouse through the seagrass. Very nice.
Thank you Suzanne. The arches are from Ft. Pickens in the Ft Pickens National Seashore In Pensacola Beach. Very similar to the arches at Ft Jefferson and Ft Pulaski In Georgia
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Love the Homer Alaska photo!
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Thanks! Our campsite was above the bay with amazing views and eagles flying around.
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Thank you so much for showing us different ways of framing photos.These are excellent examples. I’m in awe. Palm trees frame this double rainbow is stunning.
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Amy, thank you for the challenge. Thank you for your kind words. So happy you like the photos.
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Beth, are the arches from Ft. Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas? It looks very familiar. In addition to framing, you used the rule of thirds in the Alaska photograph. It is my favorite way to shoot landscapes. I love how you framed the lighthouse through the seagrass. Very nice.
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Thank you Suzanne. The arches are from Ft. Pickens in the Ft Pickens National Seashore In Pensacola Beach. Very similar to the arches at Ft Jefferson and Ft Pulaski In Georgia
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Nice! Love the ‘infinite’ stone archways.
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Thank you John.
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These are all terrific examples but I especially liked the lighthouse image
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Thanks Tina.
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Great perspectives in all these shots! Especially love the lighthouse with the sea oats in the foreground. They were blowing just right for your shot!
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Thank you! I just lucked out with the sea oats that day.
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Every photo is just beautiful!
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Thank you Myriah!
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You made me smile with each one of these six photos. They are beautiful, and your photography skills shine through. 🙂
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Thank you Judy. It makes me feel good that something I do just for fun makes someone else smile.
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Very nicely done. Love the arches. I have a similar picture I took years ago of a defunct dam.
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Thank you. Those arches were really interesting to see.
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Your framing is excellent and so varied and interesting! The fireweed and clouds below is such a dramatic shot. Nice one!
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Thank you!
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Excellent choices – my favorite is the Alaskan bay in Homer!
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Thank you Leya. The view from there was breathtaking.
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Yes!
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These are all wonderful. I especially like the fireweed foreground in Homer, Alaska, and the lighthouse shot.
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