Eclectic Photowalk Planning Doorknobs, Elevators, Birthday Hats

Photo Tips: Photowalk Planning Eclectic Subjects Doorknobs Elevators, Birthday Hats, and Stock photography

Finding the right photo for Website Articles has sent me to the Library of Congress or Creative Commons on Flickr. Creating some of those photos is my purpose and intention this week. I want more. Some photos are priceless and timeless.

Snowy Day with Old Time Mail Truck

Blog Buddy Secret to Success is Support has two Great Photos from Flickr Creative Commons

Write a List Post Web Design School Day2 is about Lists and Plans using a Flickr Creative Commons Photo

Can I create something more? Can I use stuffed animals to enhance or make some great silly pictures for the job. Photowalks are good for the soul and the days this coming week or two will be filled with finding those treasures. Training the eye to see those treasures in the future will enhance any photo opportunity by adding the unusual into my personal stock photography.

Patriotic Bear Celebrating July 4th

A fun adventure in being creative and seeing lines, shapes, and objects. Catching them in many angles, views, light, and repose. Creating spaces. Bikes, cars, people, telephone poles, light post, music notes, dirt, hills, mountains, elevators, stairs, the artsy type photographs many see in modern art museums, and anything else that hits the eyes fancy. Perhaps if they are good, they can be submitted for istockphoto or some other photo stock company. Maybe Getty Images will want to license  some photos.  Let’s see what Treasures I find and create.

What other stock photography photos can you suggest capturing with clicks?

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Eileen Lud­wig of Digital Photography and Multimedia Art brings to the world insights about photography, multimedia, and Art. Early adopter of the Brownie Camera and an avid traveler she has photographed far and wide. Using this site to share with others photographs, skills, knowledge, and joys of clicks. She is owner of four sites: Pho­tog­ra­phy, Web Design School, Social Media School and Free­lance Tourist. Each are in dif­fer­ent stages of devel­op­ment and evolution.

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