Here is my entry for Anne’s of the Lens-Artists Photo A Week Challenge with the topic of What’s your photographic groove?
My first serious digital pre-SLR camera or at least that what they were called. It was a Sony DSC-H9. In fact all the photos in this post were taken with that camera (2007 and 2008). It was my second digital Sony camera. It had all the bells and whistles, except it didn’t have changeable lenses. It took fabulous photos.
The best part of that camera, there was a separate setting for flower close ups. Which as many of you know is my main groove.


Because of the convenience of digital photography, I found a groove in what I call oddballs. Taking photos of things that are not common topics.


I also started editing my photos in an Apple program called Aperture. This is where I fell in love with black and white photography.


I’ve put together a list of challenges and their hosts. So if you know a challenge host, please direct them to my blog. Feel free to contact me anytime. I hope everyone will be able to use my lists.
Qi (energy) hugs
Cee

Lots of grooves here Cee, and all offering rewards to you, and to us, your viewers.
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It was fun going through all my photos from that camera. 😀 😀 Thanks Margaret 😀
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Great post Cee! Your flowers are beautiful and that old camera did take good pictures. I also like that you diversify, looking for odd things and doing black and white. I think if we stuck with one groove, it would get boring. Have a groovy day and thanks for joining in.
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I will take photos of everything and anything. I get comments from people when I’m out and about like “Why are you taking a photo of that?” I just smile and say, because I want to and its fun 😀
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Excellent selections, Cee! You have taught so many of us how to photograph and find our grooves, through your themes and images.
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Aww Amy such a sweet comment. 😀 😀 Thanks.
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Same here 🙂
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So cool to read about how you got your groove, Cee! Fabulous images!
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Thanks Terri for your terrific comment 😀
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Groovy summary of your progression. I agree with , Amy, Cee, that the ripples from sharing your photos and methods stretch far and wide.
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You are so sweet. Thanks Karen 😀
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It was a fun topic wasn’t it. You found some really good ones Cee 🙂
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I can see my equipment is better, but I still liked that little camera 😀
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Yes – can feel the Cee groove
Flowers oddballs and black and white
Triple win
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So glad you like this post. Thanks Yvette 😀
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☀️😊
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What a splendid group of photos for this challenge Cee! That bridge in black and white is stunning!
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It is a stunning bridge to drive through. Thanks Anne 😀
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Great photos, all.
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Thanks John 😀
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Oddballs are definitely fun to look for or stumble upon and capture. Glad to see the icy bell made it here. I like the blue daisy and the beach with the walking bird a lot too.
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So glad you like those photos. Thanks for commenting ;D
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Such a lovely post! Stunning photos!
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Thanks Aletta 😀
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We are so grateful for all your grooves, Cee – we get to see them and enjoy the results!
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Thanks Ann-Christine for such a sweet comment. 😀 😀
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That bell may be one of the most interesting pictures I’ve seen. Oddball pictures are really what stands out about someone’s photography, I think. There has to be something more appealing to a picture to make it a photograph and not a snapshot. I love so much what you’ve taught me about Bridge and feel I am really beginning to turn some of my favorite snapshots into photographs. I’m not sure that they are at “Oddball” Level yet, but they have improved so much and given me so much pleasure in working with them.
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The best thing you said there is “pleasure in working with them”. My main goal is to show people how to have fun with their photography. 😀 😀
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Part of the pleasure is the ability to make them better and turn out looking what I would consider more professional. I know that a real professional might see them as very amateur still, but I am super pleased with them.
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Don’t worry about what a professional thinks. Just care about what you think 😀
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ok 🙂
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Perfect, as always. Inspiring
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Glad you like this post 😀
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