Thank you for the honor of hosting MFPIAC-116. A big thank you to Katy @grammym for hosting the previous one. Thanks also to all who entered and voted.
After looking through the past year or more these topics have already been used recently:
primary colors tables plants
silhouettes where you live typical Sunday
COVID golden hour weather
water beach favorites
macro overall composition shapes
festive lights clocks seasons
animals mountains
woods your choice smaller than a breadbox
Wow! That covered a lot of territory! But how about Transportation – whole or parts. There are lots and lots of possibilities – car, plane, boat, train, wagon, bike, hot air balloons, scooters, motorcycles, strollers, skiis, sleds- you get the idea. By whole or part I mean if you'd like to take a car (or whatever) into its parts and feature them, that would work, too.
There are just a few RULES:
Your collage can be any shape, but MUST contain 6 photos. These can include images from your archives or a series of photographs you take specifically for the collage. They can be pictures you've posted here on 365 or ones you've never shared but MUST have been taken by you pressing the shutter.
Photo collage making apps that are popular include PhotoCollage, PicCollage, PiZapare , PicsArt. Picmonkey, Ipiccy, Befunky and Moldiv. You can also use free web collage makers, and PS users can use Adobe's online collage maker.
Feel free to post your collage in the thread below as it inspires others, showcases your entry and keeps the thread active.
The start date for this is 1 October, 2022
The closing date will be 1November, 2022 ( Starting date doesn't really matter here because, for this challenge, you can use pictures taken before the official start date but the closing date does matter.)
Please give it a try it can be fun and, because you can use older photos, it can give you an opportunity to showcase some of your favorite photos of all time.
These were all taken on 21st September 2022. There is so much in the museum contained in a relatively small area; I was using a wide angle lens, so there is an element of distortion.
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These were all taken on 21st September 2022. There is so much in the museum contained in a relatively small area; I was using a wide angle lens, so there is an element of distortion.