My cookbook collection is my door to the world. Some are specific, some are weird, and some are useful, but they all reveal different flavors, different people, and different points of view.
I play with code to understand comprehension as I have no way to comprehend code.
#photochallenge Day 6: Silhouettes have a rich history. They started out as paper cutouts and were an early form of faster, cheaper portraiture in the 1800s. Today, we can recreate their style easily with our cameras.
#photochallenge Day 5: Framing. In photography framing is the process of blocking part of the shot with something in the foreground. https://
Day 4 #photochallenge: Use layers to remix multiple images (or the same image) into a new image....feel free to search last years entries for ideas
My day 3 #photochallenge
In the first picture you see me replacing an elephant trunk with a hose. In the second picture is the original elephant, and the thid has the hose.
I even gave the OG photographers credit below:
Elephant flickr photo by Photos o' Randomness shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC) license
Hose flickr photo by nateOne shared under a Creative Commons (BY) license
Here is today's #edu106 #photochallenge for Day 3 @scsu:
Using photo editing software, splice pairs of pictures into single images. Play with scale in delightful ways. See artist Stephen McMennamy's great collection: http://