Paper Bag Challenge 2022: Kitchen Gloves

Helping Hand or Glove © Carol Gurney's Group

Our challenge master Karen presented those in the club rooms with a pairs of kitchen gloves and let them have at it.

We on Zoom also set off to make our own images with Kitchen Gloves or something similar. 

Françoise zooming in from France declared "I'll have to go buy some" and disappeared for a while before returning and presenting us with her concept (which she is going to photograph for us) it was quite ingenious and borne out of observation, which is one of the many things we love about Françoise! 

Françoise found when she took her glove off her hand it created a perfect vessel for plants. I look forward to seeing her complete image. 

Those in the club rooms were making a lot of noise and clearly having a bunch of fun. They made use of things they found around them and the various areas within the club. 

Tony on Zoom had a mannequin head, gloves, and a box leading me to question "What's in the box!" a reference only a few understood. 

I, of course, had to stay true to expectations and I pulled out a Lego Minifig and a couple of Lego dinosaurs and made an image of a dude on a desert island escaping by balloon after discovering he was sharing the island with a could of beasts who'd rather eat him than be friends. 

Even if you didn't attend we welcome you making an image using some rubber gloves as a fundamental part of your image and sending it through to webmaster@williamstowncameraclub.com.au so we can include it in this year's Paper Bag Challenge gallery.

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Upcoming

Judging: Judging: Negative Space & Open

Join us for the final round of judging for the year, Negative Space and Open

Entries Due for the End of Year Competition

Walker Close Community Centre
22nd October 2024 7:30 pm
Presentation: Lighting Still Life with Chrisy Dennis

Member Chrisy Dennis will let us in on her process for creating beautiful still life images through lighting.

Chrisy's presentation will show two studio lighting styles for still life or table top subjects. She has made the images using studio lighting, however speedlights will work just as well. Chrisy's subject and background are the same in both styles. The effect is achieved using different styles of lighting.

Walker Close Community Centre
12th November 2024 7:30 pm

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