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Photographing your family | Weekly photography challenge
Jul 25 2014- Michael Shilling
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This is the 52nd and final weekly photo challenge in this series so I decided to make it the biggest project yet; your family.
The reason why most parents pick up a camera or commit to some form of learning is that they want to take better pictures of their family.
Found Numbers | Weekly Photography Challenge
Jul 18 2014- Michael Shilling
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A while ago I was given the brief from my wife to create a gift for someone. She wanted me to create a montage of numbers that I’ve photographed so that when they were put together they read the date of this particular person’s wedding.
So I began my search for numbers, I found plenty on houses and street signs but it wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be.
Born in 60 seconds – our birth story
Jul 18 2014- Michael Shilling
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“There are always exceptions to the rule, it just so happens that you were one of those exceptions.”
Bokeh | Weekly photography challenge
Jul 11 2014- Michael Shilling
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Bokeh is the aesthetic quality of the blur produced in the out-of-focus parts of an image. This quality is produced by your camera’s lens and is most apparent in highlight areas. Is most often seen in portraits that are photographed using a wide open aperture.
Better in than out – 10 reasons why it’s better to have a late baby
Jul 08 2014- Michael Shilling
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So my wife is in her 4th week of maternity leave and there’s no sign of baby. She’s got her favourite daytime TV shows, she’s joined a number of ridiculous Facebook groups where mums try and sell used junk they brought off ebay and she’s even started doing crosswords.
