Most of the time, photographers usually shoot photos straight on. From landscapes, to portraits, most of what we capture is level to the horizon, so it's nice to change things up a bit and do something different. If you recall from a previous week, I had to Shoot From Above.

Truth be told, I was a bit lazy for this week's photo. I have been taking a daily photo of The Jupiter Kittens this year, and decided to use one of those photos for this challenge. Besides, I have not seen the resident rabbits lately. The squirrels are MIA, too.

Odd, Odd, Odd. Nope. Nope. Nope. My OCDs don't very much like odd numbers of anything. I tend to gravitate to even numbers of even things. Sometimes, I am okay with the number 5, but only because it's 2 of 10 – two other even numbers. Yes, I am weird like

As someone who is not too keen on heights, I had to think of an alternative to shooting down from a great height... The girls make great photo subjects in a pinch. She needed a bit of convincing to pose where I wanted her, but she finally put in the

So, this was a week that I took a lot of photos to satisfy this challenge, and I mean a lot. I only chose one to post right now, because I just didn't have the mental energy to cull through all the rest to find a few more to edit

For this week's photo challenge, I had to utilize the Long Shutter technique. Photography is all about freezing a moment in time... instead, this method captures something in seconds. Moving water or clouds, an animal on the move, or traffic headlights (or tail lights) at night. I have a bunch

This week presents another open-ended photo challenge to complete. Basically shoot something wide open, and create some pretty bokeh. In not-photography terms, create an image that has your subject in focus, with surrounding elements in the photo nicely blurred. A moment of rest for ElaraElara had just received some springy

I was a bit excited for this week's challenge because despite my affinity for black and white photography, I also love a good color photograph. Immediately, I knew I wanted to do something with Elara, the Calico cat of the household, showing off her colors. Elara helps with her complimentary