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Week 37 – Hallways or Staircases
Week 37 – Hallways or Staircases
Week 35 – Tell a Lie
Week 35 – Tell a Lie
Week 52 – Something New
Week 51 – Holiday Season
Week 50 – Visualizing Music
Week 49 – Your Home Town
Week 48 – Give Thanks
Week 47 – Circles or Curves
Week 46 – Nature Close-Ups
Week 45 – Rule of Odds
Week 44 – “Ugly” Location
Week 43 – Long Exposure
Week 42 – Part of a Whole or Fill the Frame
Week 41 – Shadows and Highlights
Week 40 – Framing
Week 39 – Wildlife Photography
Week 38 – High-Speed Photography
Week 37 – Hallways or Staircases
Week 36 – Squares or Triangles
Week 35 – Tell a Lie
Week 34 – Rule of Thirds
Week 33 – Self-Portrait
Week 32 – Golden Hour
Week 31 – Backlit Scenes
Week 30 – Motion Blur
Week 29 – Candid Portraits
Week 28 – Double Exposure
Week 27 – Center Composition
Week 26 – Symmetry #2
Week 25 – Water Photography
Week 24 – Film Noir
Week 23 – Urban Decay
Week 22 – Symmetry
Week 21 – Forced Perspective
Week 20 – Patterns and Textures
Week 19 – Negative Space
Week 18 – Portrait Photography
Week 17 – Architecture
Week 16 – Panorama
Week 15 – Macro
Week 14 – Black & White
Week 13 – Abstract
Week 12 – Food
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Week 10 – Low Light/Night
Week 9 – Reflections
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Week 7 – Diagonals
Week 6 – One Color
Week 5 – Still Life
Week 4 – Leading Lines
Week 3 – Silhouettes
Week 2 – Intentional Camera Movement (ICM)
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Explore geometric beauty with "Squares or Triangles." These images use shapes creatively, adding structure and intrigue to compositions.

Rusted iron bars at the old Tennessee State Prison. Nashville, Tennessee, USA.
Added By: BlackburnImages
A playground awning. Dickson, Tennessee, USA
Added By: BlackburnImages
The tallest building in Rhyolite, the Cook Bank building cost its owner $90,000 to build in 1908 including Italian marble, stained glass windows, and other luxuries. Rhyolite, Nevada, USA.
Added By: BlackburnImages
Added By: RayChatterton
Added By: RayChatterton
Added By: RayChatterton
Added By: EtiandMannyLoisPhoto
Added By: EtiandMannyLoisPhoto
Added By: EtiandMannyLoisPhoto
Lisbon
Added By: AllanPollack
Wooden Door, India
Added By: AllanPollack
Miyajima Island, Japan
Added By: AllanPollack
A sundial in Jersey City
Added By: NeilShapiro
The Matterhorn as seen from Zermatt Switzerland
Added By: NeilShapiro
Twin Bridges in Albany NY
Added By: NeilShapiro
Added By: Sharon Strochak
Added By: Sharon Strochak
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Added By: Sharon Strochak
Added By: NancyBrejc
Added By: NancyBrejc
Added By: NancyBrejc
Added By: MarcelEscher895
Added By: MarcelEscher895
Added By: MarcelEscher895
Added By: Joe Bottomlee
Added By: Joe Bottomlee
The bridge was built move across the river. If you would like to read about more information about the bridge search the title of this image.
Added By: Joe Bottomlee
The spectacular and mesmerizing "Multiverse" by American artist Leo Villareal is a moving walkway with light-emitting diodes (LEDs), Mac mini, and electronic circuitry, installed between the concourse walkway of the East and West buildings of the National Gallery of Art in, Washington, DC.
Added By: Rozanne Hakala
The still waters of Maroon Lake reflect Maroon Peak and North Maroon Peak (called the Maroon Bells) at sunrise in summer near Aspen, Colorado.
Added By: Rozanne Hakala
The Iwo Jima Memorial honors the men and women in the U.S. Marine Corps who have given their lives to their country. President Kennedy issued a proclamation that a U.S. flag should fly from the memorial 24 hours a day, one of the few official sites where this is required.
Added By: Rozanne Hakala
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