This week we dress in orange, are you in?
How does it work? (Reminder)
Every week I will propose a new challenge, it is a topic that you will have to capture in a photograph and upload it to the Facebook page of the blog, putting in the description the keyword that I will indicate for each topic. The themes will be varied, from portraits to Macro photography, through landscapes, black and white photography, or babies. The topics will be proposed on Saturdays, so that you have all the Weekend to work them. You will have one week to upload your photograph (one photo per participant), until Friday of the following week. On Friday or Saturday I will update the article with the photo that has captivated me the most and I will propose a new topic, and so on…
Weekly Challenge 115: Orange
Orange is a dynamic color that transmits a lot of energy. We have already discussed on other occasions that colors can be used in photography to convey sensations or emotions. Today’s challenge is exactly that, provoke some emotion in the viewer through this color. You can use it as a vitamin and energy pill in your photography or on the contrary, cause some kind of contrast like the one in the cover photo. I provide the theme, you the creativity.
Do not forget to give your photo a title, and «Orange» is not worth it because it is not original, it does not count anything about the photo and it is also the title of the challenge. Titling your image is also a good and much-needed photographic exercise. Practice it.
As usual, to participate in this week’s challenge upload your photo to the Facebook wall from the Photographer’s Blog: In the description of the photo please mention the keyword “Orange Challenge” followed by a title of your choice.
Alternative Means to Participate
For those who do not be from Facebook I have enabled new social networks to participate.
- Flickr: accessing the Group Wall of the Photographer’s Blog and uploading the photo directly. Give your photo a caption and be sure to mention “Orange Challenge” in the same.
- Twitter: uploading the photo directly to Twitter with the hashtag #ChallengeNaranjaBdF
Happy photography.
Update
How great you are! Every time I view your photos and see such quantity and quality, I repeat the same thing to myself. Thank you, thank you and thank you, for making this challenge possible every week.
Konfo Muñoz_Taronja extreme
Daniel Sánchez_Incredible Antelope
Monica Schmidt Weinzettel_Untitled
Raquel SL Photography_The amber world
Anto Camacho Villanueva_Planning the future
Marco Gómez_Orange Sun
Cristina Sáiz_Rays of life
Mario Ajona_Untitled
Sugary Sol_Gold and sandstorm
Penelope Robles Arija_Untitled
Leire Goitia_Marigorringoaren ilunabarra.
Viqui #124203_Untitled
Liliana Molina_Vibrant stillness
Edumar Salcedo_Minimalist Sunset
Lía Serrano_D´acord
Alyaz Ugalde Saucedo_A dark vice
Ramón Alejandro Pérez Lobo_JCI Park
Nicolas Elias Muñoz_The Black Sheep
On this occasion I am going to highlight the image (without a title, ahem, ahem…) of Mario Ajona. An impressive macro, with excellent light and focus. The composition is spectacular, as it has managed to highlight the center of interest through the rule of thirds, the contrast of colors and the depth of field. It is an impeccable photograph on a technical and aesthetic level, but it has also achieved something far beyond a wonderful macro. Many macros of insects (and more than one fly) tend to have that boring and cold laboratory air… However, this photograph is not. Orange brings such warmth to the fly that it seems to have undergone a reverse metamorphosis to the one we know from the movie “The Fly” or from Kafka’s book. In this case, the fly seems to be almost transformed into an endearing pet or a delicate living being. With such a warm environment, which surrounds it as if it were a home, it gives the impression that this unattractive insect is about to become a beautiful butterfly. Of course that is not possible, but photography stimulates the imagination and what is not the imagination capable of achieving together with a good photographic eye? Congratulations Mario!
