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2016 Photochallenge Week 10: Outdoor Brenizer Method

The end of last year I discovered Photochallenge.org.  This is a small group of photographers who set forth a weekly challenge to other professional and amateur photographers.  What I was drawn to with this weekly assignment is that is pushes you to try new techniques and get out and take pictures on a weekly basis.  I’m taking part again this year and will also do a quick blog post about each of them.  The rules of the challenge do require that these are new pictures, not from your back catalogue.  With my busy work schedule, I may not be able to get out each week and do this, so I will likely add a few of my older photos on the blog–taking the opportunity to look at the plethora of pictures I’ve taken and actually do some processing and weeding.


2016 Photochallenge Week 10: Outdoor Brenizer Method

This week was a tough one.  The challenge was to use a method of photography pioneered by Ryan Brenizer, a wedding portrait photographer.  The idea is to take multiple photos of the subject

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