Hi partner! Looking back through your get-pushed challenges I found so many that have really caught my eye. I found myself saying, "I remember that one ... and that one ... Oh! and that one!"
Your challenge this week is to pick one subject to shoot, and capture it in different angles, distances, colors, or light. You might present it as a diptych, triptych, or even a series. If you would prefer a different challenge, just let me know and I'll set another.
@tunia Thank you Tunia. @grammyn I didn't realize it was today. Yes, I kept the kilt after mom died. I had intended to get a friend of mine to take it to a Scottish games to see if someone wanted it. It doesn't fit me. But that didn't happen. Sometimes it's good to have "stuff." @yolanda Thank you Yolanda. @wakelys I guess it's a Black Watch tartan, isn't it? Thank you.
@pyrrhula Thank you Ferry @olivetreeann I guess I've traded tartans from McDonald Clan Ranald (my father's) to Ross (my husband's). I really don't have anything of either clan. I'm glad to have these items. Thank you Ann. @linnypinny Thank you Lin. @bkbinthecity Thank you Brian. @pusspup Mine, too. Officially I'm now a Ross clan member. Never did like that tartan much, though. Thanks. @cocobella Thank you Corinne. Yes my mother's parents were Scottish immigrants and my dad's mother a Northern Irish immigrant. @jamibann Thank you Issi. @aikiuser Thanks Jenn. @wakelys Thanks Susan. My research corroborates what you said. @homeschoolmom Thanks Lisa. I'll look forward to seeing how you use it. @farmreporter Absolutely not! I've heard it's good. I've had an opportunity once to try it and chickened out. As a rule, I don't care for most organ meats and things made with them. Thanks for commenting. @jb030958 Thank you Jennie. @craftymeg Thank you Margaret. @haskar Thank you @serendypyty They did sort of simmer in the light. Thank you. @summerfield It is haggis night but this girl did not have any. Thanks so much Vikki.
Your challenge this week is to pick one subject to shoot, and capture it in different angles, distances, colors, or light. You might present it as a diptych, triptych, or even a series. If you would prefer a different challenge, just let me know and I'll set another.
@grammyn I didn't realize it was today. Yes, I kept the kilt after mom died. I had intended to get a friend of mine to take it to a Scottish games to see if someone wanted it. It doesn't fit me. But that didn't happen. Sometimes it's good to have "stuff."
@yolanda Thank you Yolanda.
@wakelys I guess it's a Black Watch tartan, isn't it? Thank you.
( You`re right . Often the house is separeted from the barn but not in this one. )
@olivetreeann I guess I've traded tartans from McDonald Clan Ranald (my father's) to Ross (my husband's). I really don't have anything of either clan. I'm glad to have these items. Thank you Ann.
@linnypinny Thank you Lin.
@bkbinthecity Thank you Brian.
@pusspup Mine, too. Officially I'm now a Ross clan member. Never did like that tartan much, though. Thanks.
@cocobella Thank you Corinne. Yes my mother's parents were Scottish immigrants and my dad's mother a Northern Irish immigrant.
@jamibann Thank you Issi.
@aikiuser Thanks Jenn.
@wakelys Thanks Susan. My research corroborates what you said.
@homeschoolmom Thanks Lisa. I'll look forward to seeing how you use it.
@farmreporter Absolutely not! I've heard it's good. I've had an opportunity once to try it and chickened out. As a rule, I don't care for most organ meats and things made with them. Thanks for commenting.
@jb030958 Thank you Jennie.
@craftymeg Thank you Margaret.
@haskar Thank you
@serendypyty They did sort of simmer in the light. Thank you. @summerfield It is haggis night but this girl did not have any. Thanks so much Vikki.
I like that hint of tartan, thst shows more on black.