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Week 36: Combine Three Challenges, 2020

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“ go where you wanna’ go ”

I’ve been reading a book about the Japanese street photographer Daido Moriyama. He goes out with his camera set to burst mode and just shoots... anything he finds interesting. I’ve been trying this more lately and captured this moment today. This is only my second week participating in 52 Frames ...

Photo Location: New Smyrna Beach, FL

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Jimmy Stephens Edited 5 years ago

'don’t overthink it and just shoot' <- Yup

'don’t overthink it and just shoot' <- Yup

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Emma Martinson Edited 5 years ago

Great light! Especially love how it pops the texture of the tracks in the foreground, and the composition makes a great sense of movement

Great light! Especially love how it pops the texture of the tracks in the foreground, and the composition makes a great sense of movement

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Maria Pilar Palomino Edited 5 years ago

I love this picture. The composition and the light are great, but what I like most are the the slightly oblique lines that bring an interesting perspective to the photo.

I love this picture. The composition and the light are great, but what I like most are the the slightly oblique lines that bring an interesting perspective to the photo.

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Alison Carcas Edited 5 years ago

I like it a lot too. I like all the detail in the sand, and the slightly surreal colour scheme, and the placement of the people is perfect to make them the subject of… more

I like it a lot too. I like all the detail in the sand, and the slightly surreal colour scheme, and the placement of the people is perfect to make them the subject of the photo. I agree that the diagonal makes it very dynamic and it works well.

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