Self Assignment Photo Challenge - Red Reflections

The Self Assignment Photo Challenge's primary goal is to inspire you to take more photos with subjects that may be outside your comfort zone. Now you might be thinking that words like "assignment," and "challenge" might be intimidating. Don't panic! By exploring new techniques and equipment choices, you will increase your photography skills.

The self-assignments aren't a contest or a judged event. It's an opportunity to share and inspire with each other. We will meet online to go over the images in a round-robin discussion about the inspiration. Also, I'll review the editing process from my submissions.

Self Assignment - Reflections in Red - You can tackle it in any way you feel comfortable. If you need some additional examples, check out the following link here via Google https://bit.ly/345ofYU

Here are the ground rules for this challenge. You will have until the night before to upload up to three of your favorite images.

Upload the photos via MeetUp. Otherwise, you can send them to me via Dropbox or Google Drive at fotodono@gmail.com.

Please list the photo equipment and the settings used to create the picture? Optionally, you may also include the software used in editing.

We will meet online on February 15th at 7:00 PM.

There is no fee for this event. However, if you wish to leave a tip or buy a cup of coffee for the host, you can do so at the following link - https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/fotodono

I look forward to seeing your photographic results.

Be safe, be well, and take pretty pictures!

Cheers,

Dono aka Foto Dono

About Dono

Donovan Evans, also known as Foto Dono, is an award-winning photo artist. He has over 25 years of experience in making things with his camera. He has been obsessed with photographing the Milky Way for seven years. He is the Photo Education Director at Johnson PhotoImaging, where he teaches photography when not making things.

Follow Dono on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter - @fotodono
Expertise

My work focuses on capturing a moment in time, whether it's portraiture, landscape, nature, lifestyle imagery, or basking in the light of the Milky Way. I'm always experimenting with new techniques; I'm equally comfortable with analog and digital technologies and use both according to the project's needs.

www.fotodono.com