‘Action, Movement, Motion’
Get moving! Convey a sense of movement.
This can be achieved by movement of the subject, other elements in the
image (with the subject static) or by movement of the camera
(ie panning or zooming).
at Kadidjiny Park Hall
Subject : The Emotional Power of Flowers
Projected & Print Images (subject and open).
Use a photograph of a flower, or flowers, to express an emotion. Use colour, form and texture to create an image that transmits an emotion (e.g. happiness, joy, sadness, melancholy, etc). Your title can be the emotion in question.
Subject: Nature’s Window
LARGE print (Single image subject only)
A subject framed by nature. The subject can be anything as long as the frame is natural (not made by humans). The frame should be in harmony with the subject. Nature’s Window at Kalbarri is an example.
Subject: The Excited Abstract
Projected & Print Images (subject and open).
Use any technique, or techniques, to remove some or all context from a subject so as to invoke a sense of excitement.. Techniques may include multiple exposure, long exposure, intentional camera movement, photomontage, macrophotography, natural distortion (through glass or water for example). Remember that all elements must be photographic in origin, including texture overlays, and captured by you