Showing posts with label FSO Scavenger Hunt Roungd Square. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FSO Scavenger Hunt Roungd Square. Show all posts

Friday, 8 July 2011

FSO–Small, medium, large

Our official third scavenger hunt has been suggested by Kerry ~ Small ~ Medium ~ Large ~.

The guidelines for our scavenger hunts:
* straight out of the camera, no editing
* one photo per word
* three words for each hunt
* add a fourth photo if you can find all three hunt words in one (or just post this one photo)
* hunt area includes your town, surrounding areas, surrounding countryside

I haven’t given these week’s shoot-out a thought all week.   My place of work has been a bit more interesting this week – always love it when personalities come out to play.  

So this morning I frantically looked around me for inspiration.  I don’t plan to leave the house except perhaps for a walk later on (if the weather clears) – what can I find?

Ahh, a set of candlesticks.  Small, medium and tall.  Can I mess with them and make them look small, medium and large?

candles
candles1
 I have just one other photo taken in the last week that might fit the bill.  Here's something small that melts my heart:

fingers
There will be plenty of great shots on the topic over here.  Why not check them out.

Friday, 8 April 2011

FSO Scavenger Hunt - Round–Square–Triangular

Our first Friday My Town Shoot Out Scavenger Hunt!  And this week we are not limited to our own town, but the surrounding areas and countryside.  

The chosen topic is Round- Square – Triangular.

There are Guide Lines:
* straight out of the camera, no editing
* one photo per word
* three words for each hunt
* add a fourth photo if you can find all three hunt words in one (or just post this one photo)

I took all my photos at the Matakohe Museum last Friday.  Matakohe is about an hour’s drive from here and a wonderful place to take visitors. 

I thought I had captured all three elements in one shot but I’m think the square posts in my first shot may be stretching it a bit. This exhibition was in a dimly lit area and I was thrilled with the result.

ROUND
Round

SQUARE
square

TRIANGLE
triangles

That was fun.  I wonder what the rest of the team found?  Just pop over here to see.