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Photo Assignment 6: Textured Photos


Our photo assignment themes are all about helping photographers to improve their craft and broaden their creative scope. By participating in these assignments, you will gain experience in practicing photography “rules”, composition, camera techniques, and many other creative exercises specifically designed to help you see differently. Break our of your own creative shells, and let’s have some fun!


Your Photography Assignment:


Assignment #6 Theme: Textured Photos

Timeframe: Apr 12th to Apr 26th, 2013

Entries are to be submitted here: Assignment #6: Textured Photos (PhotographyBB Community)


The challenge is to take a BRAND NEW photo representing the given theme.


About This Assignment…


This is one assignment that I would encourage everyone to try out. Not only does it get you thinking about textures and surfaces, it also helps us to imagine which type of scenes would work well as a textured image. Textured photos fall more into the digital-art or fine-art photography realm than “natural” photos, but they do help us to explore our artistic side while learning more about layers and blending modes in post process.


In my example above, I used a simply flower shot as my base photograph, along with two different textures. One texture was a plain concrete wall, while the other was a shot through some tree branches.




Some tips to keep in mind for this assignment:



  1. Textures are all about the light, not the surface.

  2. Try shooting the same “textured” surface when lit from different angles (direct, side, etc…)

  3. Almost any subject can make for an interesting texture overlay – experiment!


Here is a fantastic YouTube video from Matt Nicolosi on how to work with textures in Photoshop. He provides some easy tips and tricks for producing beautifully textured processing quickly and effortlessly:



Important (Please Read): With all of our photo assignments, the object (besides having fun) is to learn something new, even if that means learning how to see the world around you in a different way. Therefore, we only accept entries for new photos which have been taken during the assignment time frame (see above). You may submit up to 3 entries in total.


Submit Your Image(s) Here


Why Should You Participate?


In our efforts to help photographers grow and improve, our photography assignments are designed to test and push your creativity to the limit. These photo assignments are intended to encourage our members to see the world in different ways, try new camera techniques, and photograph subject which you may normally shy away from. We feel that in doing this, you will ultimately find new challenges for yourself which will help us to all grow as photographers. Our photography assignments are open to everyone at all skill levels and are to be submitted through our assignments section in the PhotographyBB Community. Membership is completely free and you can register in seconds, then do fun things such as sharing photos or discussing photography all day long. We have a supportive and friendly community of photographers and beginners, and this is a great way to get to know one another. Have fun, and happy photographing!







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