LEWIS HINE
For many of you you may be happy with the photographs that you are taking SOOC (Straight Out Of Camera). Some of you may want to explore how you can take your photographs further.
With the kids off school, and you hiding behind the sofa when the words home schooling are mentioned, what can you do to keep your children entertained that doesn’t include sticking them in front of the TV, under the stairs like Harry Potter or to the wall with Duct Tape?
Some photographs about what lockdown looks like for you. For many it will mean home schooling, for others it could be the solitude of the empty streets and others it could be the restrictions on group sports. This current lockdown has left a lot of us feeling a bit overwhelmed by what is going on. We feel shut up and crave that social interaction.
With the latest lockdown in the UK it seems that a lot of photographers, along with other people, are asking if they can still do photography during the current lockdown in the UK.
With many parts of the country telling me that it’s snowing where they are (a result of my last challenge about What To Photograph When It’s Raining) I thought I would add a challenge that will keep you going all year.
There is no simple answer here as it really is up to you if you feed your wedding photographer or not. Some wedding photographers do request it if they are working over a certain number of hours or some wedding venues may suggest that you feed your wedding photographer. The answer though is you don’t have to feed them.