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Showing posts with label #clondon52w39. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #clondon52w39. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 28, 2022

1:30AM?

1:30AM?
2022_CLondon52w39: Inspired By A Song

From the C.London website: "Let’s get a 52 Weeks playlist going! This week, draw inspiration from a song of your choice. Is it a deep and meaningful song, or just one which makes you happy? Play off those emotions for your photo this week. And yes, please share the song with us!"

After 11 hours in the air through multiple time zones, and flying over the city whose name is the same as the group, Chicago's song "Does Anyone Really Know What Time It Is?" seemed an appropriate choice for this week's image.

Apple iPhone 12 Pro @ f2.0 1/570 6mm (79mm equiv) ISO 25

Photographed 9/26/22

Monday, September 27, 2021

The Observers

The Observers
Clondon52w39: PHOTOGRAPHER HIGHLIGHT: William Eggleston

From the C.London website: " William Eggleston highlights what many would see as ordinary subjects, making them more complex in his imagery.  His work is what some may say as uniquely Americana. 

For this week, go one step beyond last week’s prompt. Aim to show a piece of your life that you consider to be ordinary in a way which elevates it to show a slice of life."

The AppleFest in Long Grove, IL typifies an Americana fall festival with live music, food, carnival rides and lots of interesting people providing candid photo opportunities.

Sony A7C @ f6.7 1/250 60mm ISO 250
Sony FE 28-60mm F4-5.6

Photographed 9/26/21