Long distance photo of snow for 52 week photography project
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52 week photography project – Week 4: Long Distance

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For those of you playing along at home here is Week 4 of our 52 week photography project, with the theme of Long distance.

My photo was one of my favourite views, of the aptly named Snowy Mountains, but this time in black and white: 

Long distance photo of snow for 52 week photography project
Long distance photo
The others photos were fantastic with a portrait, a long distance celebration, a long drop view, crates with a well placed bird, a well travelled suitcase and a shot of the world –  but don’t take my word for it, go and check out the other participants’ long distance shots!! The link is at the top of this post.
I often think the comments accompanying the photos are the best part.

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Who’s who in the story…

I have joined with 6 photographers, of varying experience, to take a photo every week for a year, one theme at a time. It’s turned into a bit of a family affair actually with my sister, my brother-in-law, my nephew, my husband, my daughter and a close friend of my sister’s.  You can read more about us all here on the About page.

Each week for 52 weeks…

Each week we are given a new theme and must take a photo, add some words and submit it to Tim, who will compile a post at 52 Weeks Photography Group, on Sunday night.  He then tells us our next theme…and so on for 52 weeks! We all enjoy a bit of a comment session after the post goes live which is always fun.

This is the first time I’ve been involved in this project but some of the others are on their second time round. At the end of the previous project they produced a beautiful coffee table book with all the photos and words included from their weekly submissions. It’s a magnificent record of a year in photos.

Week 3 – Transport

Week 2 theme – Winter

Week 1 theme – Self Portrait 

It’s great to be involved in such a creative challenge with a small supportive group.  I’d love to hear your thoughts on our various takes on either of these themes.  Be sure to click on the link to check out the full post over on the blog 52 Weeks Photography Group.

Happy photographing! Let me know what you think of our long distance photos, I always appreciate your thoughts.

Deb 🙂

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  14. I’d been keeping an eye out for your 52 Photos Deb! I had a momentary fear that you’d stopped (until I went to the main page, that is).

    Love this photo, it’s brilliant. Often we see something like a landscape in, well, landscape… but to view this as a portrait really adds a length to that winding road. Taking the road from the corner and having it lead you into the centre of the piece too… Lovely! Great shot 🙂

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    1. Thanks for your great comment Shaun and your interest in the project. I’ve been away so haven’t been able to do much blogging and now just trying to catch up. I liked the photo in colour but the snow really stands out in black and white. So glad you also can see how I was trying to lead the eye. 😊

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    1. Yes you’re exactly right, once I know the theme for next week, I start thinking of what I can do with it. Thanks for stopping by and leaving me a comment, I really appreciate it. 😊

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