Project MCP has changed formats, moving to Facebook and focusing more on editing challenges this year. I still feel like I should hone my skills on the basics of exposure and composition (and tackle manual mode more) and don't really care to follow Project MCP for their editing challenges quite yet. Not to mention that it's on Facebook. So, I have followed a group of regulars to another Project 52 that has a similar format and am looking forward to starting fresh. I will probably continue to share my submissions at the end of each month so keep an eye out for them!
Here are my December Project MCP photos:
December Week 1 - Favorite Christmas Decoration
We didn't have our decorations out yet so I took this picture of the
December Week 1 - Favorite Christmas Decor
I submitted this late, but my beach themed ornaments from all of our travels really are my favorite.
And, this photo is better than the previous one!
I still love my snowmen though, St. Nick!
I still love my snowmen though, St. Nick!
December Week 2 - Tradition
Hiding the pickle
December Week 3 - Chrismas Spirit
Beleiving in Santa Claus
I guess I did start to play around some with editing. Honestly, I prefer my photos to look as true to life as I can. I don't have issues with others doing natural edits, but I can't get over seeing my photos looking different from real life.
I guess I did start to play around some with editing. Honestly, I prefer my photos to look as true to life as I can. I don't have issues with others doing natural edits, but I can't get over seeing my photos looking different from real life.
A Nook!
Sometimes a nice B&W works for me though! It's not often, but I really did like this over the color version.
I also forgot to crop this one. I meant to to change the composition a bit (I could have cheated and posted that instead!), but it must not have hurt much since it was featured on the blog (though, being Christmas week I think there were very few submissions!)
Sometimes a nice B&W works for me though! It's not often, but I really did like this over the color version.
I also forgot to crop this one. I meant to to change the composition a bit (I could have cheated and posted that instead!), but it must not have hurt much since it was featured on the blog (though, being Christmas week I think there were very few submissions!)
Did you know there are 13 card of each suit in a deck of cards?
I found that interesting considering that cards are a big part of gambling and that the number thirteen is considered an unlucky number.
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