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Taken kind of in a rush. I had trouble deciding what subject to use because of all my eclectic hobbies. A couple other ideas I had was to cram as much as possible in the frame to kinda exemplify everything. I would've preferred to do gardening, but it's winter so that's not happening.

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52 Frames Week 3 - Your hobby

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52 Frames Week 3 - Your hobby

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Thoughts going into 52 Frames

After catching up on the manga Blue Period last year (highly recommended), I was really inspired by all the thoughts, feelings, intentions, and hard work that can go into making something. It really made me wanna make something too! I haven't done anything I would consider tangibly creative in 10 years now, so part of this is an experiment to see if I can re-learn creativity after going from unambitious arts kid in highschool to wet blanket tech geek in college to exhausted office drone.

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1st photo is unedited - I like the coldness that comes across in the colours, pretty fitting for January. The low ISO from messing with the lighting and camera settings made a nice grainy effect

2nd is a slight edit - Krita Paint interpreted the RAW way more warmly, which gave everything a lovely colour; it's nice contrast to the coldness of the first, a happy accident

3rd is another edit - my original vision for what I wanted to do. I wanted to have a backlight and mess with the exposure/lighting to have myself be dark and have a cool glow from behind. It was supposed to be like "I don't know who I am yet (artistically), so here's me empty surrounded by potentials" very basic now that I'm reflecting on it

For week one of the 52 Frames challenge, topic was self-portrait, extra challenge was to use a light off camera.

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For week one of the 52 Frames challenge, topic was self-portrait, extra challenge was to use a light off camera.