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52 Photo Challenge: Week 26-Think in Threes

“There are three things all wise men fear: the sea in storm, a night with no moon, and the anger of a gentle man.”—Patrick Rothfuss 

This week my assignment for the 52 photo challenge was to think in threes. I had technical challenges and ended up getting sick, but I did manage to get a few images. The first shots are from the Vietnam Memorial in the Sacramento State Capitol Park. The second is from my daughter’s G.I.R.L.S. Rock Sacramento show on Saturday at Harlow’s.

I’ve not been sick in years and I’m feeling quite rundown. I’ll be resting while it’s over 100 degrees again today and hoping this cold passes quickly. Let me know if you have a favorite image and have a great week.

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Bonus images (not threes):

  • Photos were taken with an Olympus OM-D and edited with ON1 Photo RAW
  • If you want to join the 52 Photo Challenge, you can find all the information at nicolesy.com

52 Photo Challenge
Week 1: Bokeh
Week 2: Silhouette
Week 3: Black and White
Week 4: Motion Blur
Week 5: Texture
Week 6: Framing
Week 7: Leading Lines
Week 8: Negative Space
Week 9: Patterns
Week 10: Symmetry
Week 11: Green
Week 12: Sidelight
Week 13: Sense of Scale
Week 14: One Lens
Week 15: Series
Week 16: Flat Lay
Week 17: Behind the Scenes
Week 18: Water
Week 19: Blurry Foreground
Week 20: Unique Perspective
Week 21: Shadow
Week 22: Food
Week 23: Abstract
Week 24: Reflection
Week 25: Contrast Color

39 thoughts on “52 Photo Challenge: Week 26-Think in Threes”

    • Thank you. It was a moving moment when those doves landed on the statue. It actually brought tears to my eyes. I’m starting to finally feel better! I forgot how terrible it is to be sick. Don’t recommend it.

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    • Thank you! I’m finally feeling better. I’ve passed that street art hundreds of times as it’s by my daughter’s therapy office, but it occurred to me that it fits perfectly for the challenge this week. Glad you liked it.

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  9. As a photography exercise, number one is number one. Three things, but arrived by being two different things – the more creative result to the task. Or, as they say on Sesame Street – two of these things are the same and one is not. Rest, please. You are “the mom” and I admire you for that quality.

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    • Thank you so much, Neil. That might be one of my favorite photos I’ve ever taken. As I stood there looking at the memorial first one dove landed and then the second. It was as if they were making a statement about peace beside the names of those killed. It brought me to tears.

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  10. Wow wonderful photography. I hope you feel good. It’s your vietnam memories. I love last two photos. So beautiful 4th & 5th photos.
    Nice clearity photography, Bridgette
    Interesting written you.

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  11. These are great, Bridgett. I love the one with the birds on the statue. You have such a good eye. I hope you are feeling better and the weather is getting more comfortable.

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