Kathy @randystreat challenged me to take “a photo of something/one you give thanks for.” The someone I most give thanks for is Frank, and I took the opportunity on Friday to take a picture of him in a setting outside of our house. We went up to the Rec Center where we have said we wanted to go a couple of times a week and establish a regular schedule of some exercise. We have thus far not done a very regular job of it, so I was pleased when Frank agreed to go on Friday afternoon. Here he is using a piece of equipment on the second floor for exercising the abdominal muscles (and arms!)
Prior to that we had been exercising our legs on the first floor of the building. Fingers crossed we develop the discipline to go there regularly.
I’m so proud of you for making the effort! Sticking with it is the challenge. This is a wonderful photo of him and definitely something to be thankful for.
I think this meets the challenge very well. Good for you two. I'm only regularly making the gym twice a week and that's probably because I'm paying for a trainer. It really has to be scheduled in on one's calendar. That's why it's only twice a week for me.
Hi partner! I see you are mainly using your iPhone 12 for photography these days. Your challenge is to do a long exposure with your iPhone. I couldn't find what settings the iPhone 12 camera had, though I believe the iPhone 12 Pro has a control for shutter speed. If you do not, these links should help you get a long exposure photo using your Live photo: https://youtu.be/wx3k_cf_bRY?si=jVD_Xe7w5fRiRbqthttps://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/an-iphone-is-all-you-need-to-take-dreamy-long-exposure-vacation-photos/
You could try water movement, light painting, or whatever strikes your fancy.
If you would prefer a different challenge, let me know and I'll set another.
Good luck!
You could try water movement, light painting, or whatever strikes your fancy.
If you would prefer a different challenge, let me know and I'll set another.
Good luck!