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They’re a great way to express emotions and experiment with creative editing techniques.\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to create a stunning double exposure image with the help of a silhouette and a few photos of nature. Make sure to watch the entire video to get a clear understanding of what this genre is about.\n\nWe look forward to seeing your double exposure masterpieces!","https://vimeo.com/1002812511",[],{"_51":228,"_127":229,"_129":230,"_187":231,"_205":206,"_195":232,"_208":141,"_209":233,"_211":212,"_213":234,"_215":-5,"_216":235},"1587f26f-c00b-4ccf-af83-cfe6159d9aa3","Week 5: One Colour","One Colour","week-5",5,"This week’s 52 Week Project theme is One Colour!\n\nLimitations are incredibly powerful in photography. This challenge is meant to help you come up with original ideas using a specific colour. Whether you use a common colour like black or a rare colour like turquoise, show us your artistic skills by highlighting a very specific colour in your work!\n\nExperiment with different challenges for this theme. Look for similar colours indoors and outdoors. Use unconventional items as backdrops and as foregrounds. Cat toys, reflector cases, and hats can all help you achieve unique results.\n\nNo matter what you shoot, make sure to focus on creating one dominant colour in your images. Avoid using too many colours.\n\nKeep things harmonious and easy to look at. It might seem challenging at first, but before you know it, you’ll be having lots of fun!","https://vimeo.com/1006174851",[],{"_51":237,"_127":238,"_129":239,"_187":240,"_205":206,"_195":241,"_208":141,"_209":242,"_211":212,"_213":243,"_215":-5,"_216":244},"21a044fe-e99f-4823-9212-c55064b38a4a","Week 36: Analogue Effect","Analogue Effect","week-36",36,"Week 36 is all about creating a nostalgic effect in your images! This week’s theme is analogue effect. You’re probably familiar with film photos. For this theme, you don’t need a film camera. We’ll teach you how to create photos that look like analogue shots!\n\nIn this video, you’ll be introduced to 2 free editing apps. We encourage you to shoot in colour instead of B&W for this theme. Don’t be afraid to challenge yourself!\n\nHappy shooting and editing. 🙂","https://vimeo.com/998229307",[],{"_51":246,"_127":247,"_129":248,"_187":249,"_205":206,"_195":250,"_208":141,"_209":251,"_211":212,"_213":252,"_215":-5,"_216":253},"2599a93c-928e-4977-9c99-5dbe387d4cab","Week 35: Reflection","Reflection","week-35",35,"Welcome to Week 35! This week’s theme is reflection. Reflections can be found in so many places, including spoons, water, windows, and more! The more creative the reflection, the more interesting your photos will look.\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to make the most of reflections both indoors and outdoors. Make sure to share your most creative shots with us.\n\nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/998230734",[],{"_51":255,"_127":256,"_129":257,"_187":258,"_205":206,"_195":259,"_208":141,"_209":260,"_211":212,"_213":261,"_215":-5,"_216":262},"27efba7e-7f34-4800-ad8b-5cb5124237de","Week 51: Splash","Splash","week-51",51,"This week, we challenge you to take photos of splashing water!\n\nWater and cameras don’t go well together, so you’ll learn how to take creative photos safely. You just need a few simple things (and hopefully the help of a friend/family member!)\n\nThe splashing water effect is very popular and is a good example of high speed photography. To take photos like this, you need to use a very fast shutter speed and shoot in good lighting conditions.\n\nWatch the video to find out more!\n\nWe look forward to seeing your results. Best of luck!","https://vimeo.com/998868292",[],{"_51":264,"_127":265,"_129":266,"_187":267,"_205":206,"_195":268,"_208":141,"_209":269,"_211":212,"_213":270,"_215":-5,"_216":271},"2c3c747c-197f-4a4c-b7e8-c28286a5ef46","Week 22: Close-up","Close-up","week-22",22,"Week 22 is all about close-up photography!\n\nEven if you don’t have a macro lens, it’s possible to take beautiful close-up photos of any subject. This week, let’s dive into this amazing genre and see how we can take gorgeous close-up photos of anything!\n\nMake sure to watch the entire video to learn how to take and edit close-up photographs. It’s all about patience and creativity!\n\nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1015774961",[],{"_51":273,"_127":274,"_129":275,"_187":276,"_205":206,"_195":277,"_208":141,"_209":278,"_211":212,"_213":279,"_215":-5,"_216":280},"2d193413-bac6-4c6c-bf94-b00a1b1da75c","Week 3: Food","Food","week-3",3,"\nWelcome to week three! This week is all about food photography. Food photography is an incredible genre that can help you get better at expressing emotions without photographing people.\n\nLighting, angles, and composition all play a very important role in food photography. The way that you use these elements will determine whether your photographs end up looking very simple or incredibly delicious!\n\nIf you’re not sure where to start, pick a location that has beautiful natural light. Shooting next to a window is a good option. Avoid shooting in direct light and don’t use flash. If you keep this in mind during your shoots, you’ll be able to take outstanding photos of food. \n\nWe’ve got lots of great tips for you in this video, so make sure to watch everything and share your results with us. We look forward to seeing your images! \n\nIf you need some extra inspiration, check out the interview we had with Andrew Scrivani, an incredibly talented food photographer.\n\nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1005850537",[],{"_51":282,"_127":283,"_129":284,"_187":285,"_205":206,"_195":286,"_208":141,"_209":287,"_211":212,"_213":288,"_215":-5,"_216":289},"3018cd79-ea44-4449-abbc-911898775571","Week 28: Portrait Photography","Portrait Photography","week-28",28,"Week 28 is all about portrait photography! Portrait photography is undoubtedly one of the most popular photography genres in the world.\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to take gorgeous portrait photos of anyone. It’s all about communication and lighting. Adding props can make a big difference, too.\n\nWhen you learn how to take sharp and clear portraits that tell a story, you’ll be able to take beautiful photos of your loved ones that they will cherish forever. Isn’t that an amazing skill to have?\n\nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1015775636",[],{"_51":291,"_127":292,"_129":293,"_187":294,"_205":206,"_195":295,"_208":141,"_209":296,"_211":212,"_213":297,"_215":-5,"_216":298},"39aebed4-9825-461f-bced-6e62fcb0aa7f","Week 41: Fill the Frame","Fill the Frame","week-41",41,"Welcome to week 41!\n\nThis week’s theme is Fill The Frame. Fill the frame is all about literally filling the frame with your subject.\n\nWhen you fill the frame, you create a connection between the viewer and your subject.\n\nThis technique is perfect for creating emotive photographs that tell a story without looking too distracting. This is a minimalistic approach to photography, and it can help you express yourself in a variety of ways, so I encourage you to try it today.\n\nPick any subject you like and fill the frame with it!\n\nI look forward to seeing your photographs. Happy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/998230123",[],{"_51":300,"_127":301,"_129":302,"_187":303,"_205":206,"_195":304,"_208":141,"_209":305,"_211":212,"_213":306,"_215":-5,"_216":307},"3b923389-1daa-40e4-80f2-a06c765ee998","Week 26: Bokeh","Bokeh","week-26",26,"This week’s theme is Bokeh! Bokeh is created when you use a wide aperture. Bokeh circles look very appealing in photographs, especially if they feature people, animals, or details.\n\nThis week, you’ll learn how to create bokeh in your work. There are different ways to approach this. You can either photograph bokeh separately or include it in your compositions. In any case, it’s going to make your photos pop!\n\nWe look forward to seeing your submissions. Happy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1015775449",[],{"_51":309,"_127":310,"_129":311,"_187":312,"_205":206,"_195":313,"_208":141,"_209":314,"_211":212,"_213":315,"_215":-5,"_216":316},"3d499d1f-6576-40ee-a76b-3f02915b0c2a","Week 23: Long exposure","Long exposure","week-23",23,"Welcome to Week 23! This week’s theme is long exposure. Long exposure photography is known for its soft motion blur effect. You’ll often see this effect in nature and landscape photography.\n\nTo create a soft motion blur, you need to use a very slow shutter speed. The slower it is, the smoother the movements will look.\n\nIf you shoot on a sunny day, you’ll create overexposed photographs. You can make up for this by using a more narrow aperture. You can also use an ND filter. We’ll dive into all of these topics in the video!\n\nThis is an exciting genre that can help you connect with nature, improve your patience, and take stunning photos in the process.\n\nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1015775054",[],{"_51":318,"_127":319,"_129":320,"_187":321,"_205":206,"_195":322,"_208":141,"_209":323,"_211":212,"_213":324,"_215":-5,"_216":325},"4396f26d-be3b-4cb4-b8ce-1d263398a558","Week 9: Moody","Moody","week-9",9,"\nWelcome to Week 9!\n\nYou’re doing a wonderful job. We’re so proud of the progress that you’re making. By now, you already have a strong set of skills that will help you take even more amazing photographs. Keep up the great work! 🙂\n\nThis week’s theme is moody. What word(s) come to mind when you think of moody photographs? In general, this sub-genre tends to be mysterious and melancholy. This doesn’t mean that your photos need to look sad, though.\n\nMoody photographs have lots of shadows. You need to limit your lighting conditions to take stunning moody photographs of people, landscapes, animals, and still life.\n\nWatch this week’s video to learn about this type of photography. We look forward to seeing your moody photos!","https://vimeo.com/1012410318",[],{"_51":327,"_127":328,"_129":329,"_187":330,"_205":206,"_195":331,"_208":141,"_209":332,"_211":212,"_213":333,"_215":-5,"_216":334},"49e8cff2-cf25-4a6f-b923-408cfce57780","Week 24: Underwater","Underwater","week-24",24,"Welcome to Week 24! This week, our theme is underwater. Underwater photography is expensive and time-consuming. It’s also not possible if you live in a landlocked country and can’t go swimming in lakes/rivers.\n\nFortunately, there’s a creative way to take underwater photos without spending money on underwater equipment. All you need is a large glass bowl, water, and a subject. I’ll be using flowers and an apple in this video.\n\nUsing these objects, you can create a cool underwater effect indoors.\n\nI look forward to seeing your results. Happy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1015775156",[],{"_51":336,"_127":337,"_129":338,"_187":339,"_205":206,"_195":340,"_208":141,"_209":341,"_211":212,"_213":342,"_215":-5,"_216":343},"4a9db4c8-163c-4b79-ad5e-f36e312b495b","Week 29: Candid Photography","Candid Photography","week-29",29,"Welcome to Week 29 of the 52-Week Project!\n\nThis week’s theme is candid photography. Candid photography is all about taking spontaneous photos of people.\n\nYour models can be aware of the camera. The point is to make your models forget that your camera is there. Taking photos in busy locations, such as kitchens or crowds, can help you achieve that.\n\nCandid photography is a great way to improve your portrait shooting skills and to connect with people. You’ll find out more in this video, so make sure to watch it until the end!\n\nHappy shooting.","https://vimeo.com/1015775728",[],{"_51":345,"_127":346,"_129":347,"_187":348,"_205":-5,"_195":349,"_208":141,"_209":350,"_211":212,"_213":351,"_215":-5,"_216":352},"4aa1f3b0-13f4-4031-b342-96e32cf4093b","Week 45: Break The Rules","Break The Rules","week-45",45,"Welcome to Week 45! This week’s theme is Break The Rules. \n\nBreaking the rules can seem a little daunting sometimes. After all, rules and guidelines are meant to help us improve as photographers. However, when you break the rules, you might be able to come up with original ideas for your work and develop your own unique style.\n\nIt’s important to break the rules sometimes, especially if you’re running out of ideas or inspiration. This week, I encourage you to pick any of the three rules in this video and break them.\n\nWhich rule will you break? I look forward to seeing your images. Happy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/998868911",[],{"_51":354,"_127":355,"_129":356,"_187":357,"_205":206,"_195":358,"_208":141,"_209":359,"_211":212,"_213":360,"_215":-5,"_216":361},"56220005-e6a2-47bf-8f90-ced965c70a79","Week 37: Cinematic","Cinematic","week-37",37,"This week’s theme is cinematic! What is your favourite film? Today’s cinematography is absolutely incredible. We can all learn something from it as photographers.\n\nThis week, we challenge you to create a cinematic photograph with the help of special editing and storytelling techniques. You don’t need to follow all the tips in this video. The most important part of this theme is storytelling and creating a sense of continuation, as if your subject is one tiny part of a long film.\n\nYou’ll learn how to do all of these things in this video.\n\nHappy shooting!\n\nP.S. 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Smartphone photography can be limiting, which can lead to amazing ideas and a great improvement in your skills.\n\nThis week, show us your best smartphone photographs. Make sure to watch the entire video to learn how to use app settings and editing techniques to make your photos pop.\n\nWe look forward to seeing your photos!","https://vimeo.com/1012410986",[],{"_51":372,"_127":373,"_129":374,"_187":375,"_205":206,"_195":376,"_208":141,"_209":377,"_211":212,"_213":378,"_215":-5,"_216":379},"5f394f67-439a-4229-aa5d-5de1aebfe973","Week 7: Golden Hour","Golden Hour","week-7",7,"Welcome to Week 7!\n\nThis week, we’ll focus on a creative theme that can help you take dreamy photos of anything. Our theme is golden hour.\n\nGolden hour occurs twice a day. Once after sunrise, and once before sunset. During this hour, you have the opportunity to take photographs that have a golden glow. The light is soft and beautiful. It’s easy to take flattering photos during the golden hour!\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to make the most of the golden hour. Make sure to take your own golden hour photos this week. Share your results with us, ask for feedback, and enjoy the process of learning something new.\n\nSee you next week!","https://vimeo.com/1005850233",[],{"_51":381,"_127":382,"_129":383,"_187":384,"_205":-5,"_195":385,"_208":141,"_209":386,"_211":212,"_213":387,"_215":-5,"_216":388},"5fae57c5-5c19-45bb-8870-976109860ced","Week 49: Street","Street","week-49",49,"Welcome to Week 49! This week’s theme is a very popular genre that many of you are already familiar with: street photography. \n\nStreet photography can improve many fundamental photography skills. Taking photos out on the street will help you look at compositions, people, and contrast differently. Since nobody is posing for you, you have to be quick on your feet and make the most of the scene in front of you. \n\nIn this video, I’ll share a few street photography tips and encourage you to leave your comfort zone. \n\nI look forward to seeing your photos. Happy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/998868113",[],{"_51":390,"_127":391,"_129":392,"_187":393,"_205":206,"_195":394,"_208":141,"_209":395,"_211":212,"_213":396,"_215":-5,"_216":397},"5fc85570-0bc6-43ef-8e5f-40ec11ef5c56","Week 15: Product photography","Product photography","week-15",15,"Welcome to Week 15 of the 52 Week Project!\n\nThis week’s theme is product photography. What comes to mind when you think of this theme? Do you think of Amazon products neatly standing in front of a white background? Does something more creative come to mind? In this video, we’ll explore both types of sub-genres.\n\nThis week, focus on creating product photos that inspire you to leave your comfort zone. If you have a lightbox, you can take well-lit photos of almost anything, depending on the size of your lightbox. If you want to take artistic product photos, consider using more props and colourful backgrounds.\n\nWe look forward to seeing your work!","https://vimeo.com/1002813206",[],{"_51":399,"_127":400,"_129":401,"_187":402,"_205":206,"_195":403,"_208":141,"_209":404,"_211":212,"_213":405,"_215":-5,"_216":406},"61e91086-f715-4085-8f09-462cc65b2f30","Week 42: Levitation","Levitation","week-42",42,"Welcome to week 42! This week’s theme is Levitation.\n\nLevitation might seem like a very tricky theme because it involves a lot of editing. However, in this video, I’m going to show you how to easily create a levitating photograph with the help of a stool, a tripod, and a subject. Of course, you also need to have an editing program, like Adobe Photoshop, to make the most of this theme.\n\nIf you don’t have access to Photoshop or any other editing software, I recommend using GIMP, which is a free editing software which has similar tools to Photoshop.\n\nThis theme will help you improve your editing skills and help you discover a whole new world of creativity. I’m sure that you’ll really enjoy taking photographs of subjects levitating in the air!\n\nWe look forward to seeing your photographs. Happy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/998868533",[],{"_51":408,"_127":409,"_129":410,"_187":411,"_205":206,"_195":412,"_208":141,"_209":413,"_211":212,"_213":414,"_215":-5,"_216":415},"63ecc02b-c8f1-4d13-8fc2-2a020cad2d22","Week 25: Negative space","Negative space","week-25",25,"Welcome to Week 25! This week’s theme is Negative Space. There’s nothing negative about this theme. 🙂 In fact, it can help you make positive changes in your work.\n\nNegative space is all about creating space for emptiness. This is common in minimalistic photographs. That emptiness can draw the viewer’s eye to the subject and create a specific atmosphere in your photos. You can easily create a sense of sadness, mystery, or isolation in your photos with the help of negative space.\n\nThis is a very fun theme that you’re bound to enjoy!\n\nHappy shooting.","https://vimeo.com/1015775215",[],{"_51":417,"_127":418,"_129":419,"_187":420,"_205":206,"_195":421,"_208":141,"_209":422,"_211":212,"_213":423,"_215":-5,"_216":424},"6cfc9d7c-b290-4058-b7ae-4f6e03ca96fe","Week 16: Daily routine","Daily routine","week-16",16,"This week, let’s focus on something that everyone has: a daily routine. Even if you’re spontaneous and do something different every day, chances are you still have a routine. Whether it’s playing with your pet, reading the newspaper, or going for a walk, take some time to photograph a part of your day that makes you happy.\n\nOftentimes, we overlook our daily routines when thinking of photography ideas. Simple, everyday things can make for beautiful photography subjects.\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to approach this theme. We’ll share a few fun ideas with you and also teach you a few self-portrait tricks, in case you want to include yourself in this week’s photos. 🙂\n\nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1012410854",[],{"_51":426,"_127":427,"_129":428,"_187":429,"_205":206,"_195":430,"_208":141,"_209":431,"_211":212,"_213":432,"_215":-5,"_216":433},"6eb42f79-e379-4bba-8ecf-524ebdbb229a","Week 43: Before and After","Before and After","week-43",43,"Welcome to another week of creativity! This week’s theme is Before & After. This is a very creative concept that can help you tell a story using one frame or multiple frames.\n\nIn this video, I’ll show you how to use diptych photography and normal photography to show a sequence in a photograph.\n\nThere are many exciting ways to tell a story through photography. Before and after photography can help you tell your story very clearly and artistically without the use of any editing programs.\n\nI hope you enjoy watching this video and taking before & after photos. I look forward to seeing your work!","https://vimeo.com/998868670",[],{"_51":435,"_127":436,"_129":437,"_187":438,"_205":206,"_195":439,"_208":141,"_209":440,"_211":212,"_213":441,"_215":-5,"_216":442},"7896754c-1afc-40b7-b0b4-d76f08b6d020","Week 21: Nighttime","Nighttime","week-21",21,"Our theme for Week 21 is Nighttime Photography! If you feel intimidated by this genre, don’t worry. Many photographers worry about taking photos at night. There isn’t much light available, so you have to use a high ISO or deal with blurry images. It can be a mess! Fortunately, there are ways to have great night-time photoshoots.\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to take great photos at night without compromising the quality of your images. You’ll also learn how to quickly reduce noise/grain in an editing program within minutes.\n\nWe can’t wait to see your results! Happy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1014790998",[],{"_51":444,"_127":445,"_129":446,"_187":447,"_205":206,"_195":448,"_208":141,"_209":449,"_211":212,"_213":450,"_215":-5,"_216":451},"7d76090c-841a-462a-9bb8-89ad79e86a12","Week 34: Architecture","Architecture","week-34",34,"Week 34 is all about architecture! Architectural photography is a fun genre that can help you improve your composition skills. It can also improve the way you look at details.\n\nPhotographing buildings isn’t always about getting a wide shot. Sometimes, photographers need to zoom in and highlight details. They need to work from creative angles to make a building look amazing.\n\nThis week, I’ll show you how to improve your photos of architecture by using angles, people, and more.\n\nEnjoy your shoot!","https://vimeo.com/998230582",[],{"_51":453,"_127":454,"_129":455,"_187":456,"_205":206,"_195":457,"_208":141,"_209":458,"_211":212,"_213":459,"_215":-5,"_216":460},"810c6c20-a7ff-4902-8845-c7dc8ddb61bd","Week 38: Cold","Cold","week-38",38,"Welcome to Week 38! This week’s theme is cold. No matter where you are or what season it is, you can take photos for this theme!\n\nThere are two approaches:\n1. Take a winter-themed photo if it’s snowing in your part of the world\n2. Adjust your colour temperature manually\n\nBoth approaches are very fun. The second approach can boost your creativity and introduce you to a new photography style!\n\nI look forward to seeing your photos. Happy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/998229723",[],{"_51":462,"_127":463,"_129":464,"_187":465,"_205":206,"_195":466,"_208":141,"_209":467,"_211":212,"_213":468,"_215":-5,"_216":469},"9b9083b9-5226-42dc-a71a-132ac605cf50","Week 4: Motion Blur","Motion Blur","week-4",4,"Welcome to week four! This week, we’ll focus on the abstract side of photography. For this assignment, you need to take a photograph that features motion blur. \n\nMotion blur, as its name suggests, features blurred movements. These can be moving people, leaves swaying in the wind, or anything that’s moving. If you use the techniques that we share in this video, you’ll be able to take beautiful motion blur photos of your own.\n\nThis theme will help you leave your comfort zone and will introduce you to a very fun photography technique. Motion blur is perfect for creating artistic and surreal images. \n\nWe can’t wait to see your version of motion blur in this community! If you have any questions or need some extra ideas, feel free to let the members know. \n\nHappy shooting! ","https://vimeo.com/1005851158",[],{"_51":471,"_127":472,"_129":473,"_187":474,"_205":206,"_195":475,"_208":141,"_209":476,"_211":212,"_213":477,"_215":-5,"_216":478},"9f12535f-2b53-4672-b3cc-0038eb1689e7","Week 11: Diptych","Diptych","week-11",11,"We have a fun and unusual theme for you this week: diptych photography! A diptych is a collage made up of two photos. These images are placed side by side to tell a story.\n\nSome diptychs emphasize similarities, while others focus on differences. No matter what they show, diptychs always aim to tell a deeper story.\n\nIn this lesson, you’ll learn how to take beautiful photos for a diptych and how to put those photos together in an editing program. You’ll also learn how to tell compelling stories with the help of simple but effective techniques.\n\nWe can’t wait to see what you do with this theme!","https://vimeo.com/1002811857",[],{"_51":480,"_127":481,"_129":482,"_187":483,"_205":206,"_195":484,"_208":141,"_209":485,"_211":212,"_213":486,"_215":-5,"_216":487},"a0d3ac56-31a4-4ae6-9a23-12f00532d925","Week 6: Silhouette","Silhouette","week-6",6,"Welcome to Week 6! This week is all about silhouette photography. The definition of silhouette includes two very important keywords: restricted light and bright background. This is what this genre is all about!\n\nIt’s important to pick the right subject and background when taking silhouette photos. Your subject must have a clear and recognizable outline, while your background must be bright. Your goal is to create contrast between your subject and its background.\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to achieve this. You’ll also learn how to enhance your results using a few basic but effective editing techniques.\n\nEnjoy taking photos of silhouettes!","https://vimeo.com/1005854123",[],{"_51":489,"_127":490,"_129":491,"_187":492,"_205":206,"_195":493,"_208":141,"_209":494,"_211":212,"_213":495,"_215":-5,"_216":496},"a277d32e-830f-4a5e-9841-eaa626013826","Week 18: Shadows","Shadows","week-18",18,"This week’s theme is shadows. You can create shadows using natural or artificial light. When used the right way, they can elevate your photography and make any subject pop!\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to create shadows in an artistic way. There’s no right or wrong approach here. We want you to have fun and learn something new, so feel free to let your imagination run wild!\n\nWe look forward to seeing your photos.\n\nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1012410561",[],{"_51":498,"_127":499,"_129":500,"_187":501,"_205":206,"_195":502,"_208":141,"_209":503,"_211":212,"_213":504,"_215":-5,"_216":505},"aa97eb22-604f-43dc-9de2-e8e41f919e68","Week 19: My Favourite Photographer","My Favourite Photographer","week-19",19,"Welcome to Week 19!\n\nThis week, we’ll be focusing on your favourite photographer. Inspiration is a beautiful feeling that can help you come up with original ideas of your own. Sometimes, looking at other people’s work is enough to boost your motivation and help you elevate your photography.\n\nThis week, we’ll teach you how to use your favourite photographers’ work as inspiration without copying their style or their ideas. The key is to find inspiration in different images. Find elements that stand out to you and use them in your work. This is a great way to improve!\n\nWe look forward to seeing your photographs. Happy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1012410659",[],{"_51":507,"_127":508,"_129":509,"_187":510,"_205":206,"_195":511,"_208":141,"_209":512,"_211":212,"_213":513,"_215":-5,"_216":514},"b01acaf9-b261-41ac-ad51-950c7de4dd31","Week 27: Out of Your Comfort Zone","Out of Your Comfort Zone","week-27",27,"Out of your comfort zone is this week’s theme! Leaving your comfort zone might seem very intimidating and scary. While it can be uncomfortable, it usually leads to new discoveries and more confidence.\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to leave your comfort zone. You can switch to a different genre or make small changes to the settings you usually use. No matter which approach you use, I’m sure you’ll learn something new.\n\nWe look forward to seeing your photos. Good luck!","https://vimeo.com/1015775554",[],{"_51":516,"_127":517,"_129":518,"_187":519,"_205":206,"_195":520,"_208":141,"_209":521,"_211":212,"_213":522,"_215":-5,"_216":523},"bf1e1eff-a44b-4203-a45d-6599119663d9","Week 2: Nature","Nature","week-2",2,"Welcome to week two! This week, we’re going to focus on nature photography. \n\nNature photography is a very broad genre that has many sub-genres such as landscape, small scene, and macro photography. There’s a lot you can do to capture nature in a way that represents your style and tells a compelling story.\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to take stunning photographs of nature in a variety of ways. Use this as an excuse to leave your home and breathe some fresh air. 🙂\n\nFor this thing, we’d like you to be present and to experiment with different photography techniques. Even if some of the things that we share are new to you, make sure to try them out. You might find a new technique that really inspires you and helps you take amazing photographs.\n\nIf you need extra inspiration, check out a few of our most popular podcast interviews with nature photographers:\n\nSarah Marino\n\nDavid Thompson\n\nSerene Dzenis\n\nMiles Morgan\n\nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/808691070",[],{"_51":525,"_127":526,"_129":527,"_187":528,"_205":206,"_195":529,"_208":141,"_209":530,"_211":212,"_213":531,"_215":-5,"_216":532},"c17151d6-94a6-44e5-82d5-69573091b346","Week 10: Animals","Animals","week-10",10,"Welcome to Week 10 of the 52 Week Project! This week’s theme is animals. Every animal has its own unique personality. Some animals are open and friendly, while others are very reserved. As a photographer, it’s your job to communicate kindly with different animals and find the perfect subject for your photos.\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to take stunning photos of animals. The key is communication! If you approach animals with respect, you’ll find it easier to take genuine photographs of them. It’s also important to put your camera and be present from time to time. As you connect with nature, you might come up with original ideas. At the very least, you’ll have the chance to relax, even if it’s just for a few seconds. 🙂\n\nNote: feel free to photograph any animal that you like, as long as it’s in a safe place where you and the animal feel comfortable. Domestic animals also count!\n\nWe look forward to seeing your photos!","https://vimeo.com/1012410047",[],{"_51":534,"_127":535,"_129":536,"_187":537,"_205":-5,"_195":538,"_208":141,"_209":539,"_211":212,"_213":540,"_215":-5,"_216":541},"c5d672c6-dc41-4e60-abe2-f4cc441f8f17","Week 46: Haze","Haze","week-46",46,"Welcome to week 46! This week’s theme is Haze.\n\nA hazy effect will make your photographs look dreamy and mysterious. You can easily create this effect with the help of an everyday object in your home. Watch the video to find out more!\n\nWhile there are many helpful professional camera accessories out there, there are just as many practical objects you can use to make your images look more creative. It’s all about looking at your home from a different perspective.\n\nI look forward to seeing your photos. Happy shooting! ","https://vimeo.com/998868990",[],{"_51":543,"_127":544,"_129":545,"_187":546,"_205":206,"_195":547,"_208":141,"_209":548,"_211":212,"_213":549,"_215":-5,"_216":550},"c62bd635-45f8-4276-9b31-b55e5051eaef","Week 44: Headshot","Headshot","week-44",44,"Welcome to Week 44 of the 52 week project! This week’s theme is headshot photography.\n\nHeadshot photography is also known as business photography. It focuses on professional-looking business portraits.\n\nFor this theme, you can take photographs of yourself, a friend, or a business professional. The key is to pay careful attention to lighting and to make sure that your background is simple.\n\nMake sure to watch the entire video to learn more about this fascinating genre.\n\nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/998868811",[],{"_51":552,"_127":553,"_129":554,"_187":555,"_205":206,"_195":556,"_208":141,"_209":557,"_211":212,"_213":558,"_215":-5,"_216":559},"c8e62828-32f9-4f6c-9ad1-0dc7b875c6f0","Week 8: Wide aperture, Narrow aperture","Wide aperture, Narrow aperture","week-8",8,"Welcome to Week 8!\n\nThis week’s theme is wide aperture, narrow aperture. Which one do you prefer? Many photographers use both, depending on what they’re photographing. Landscape photography goes well with a narrow aperture. Portrait photography goes well with a wide aperture.\n\nRemember, these are just guidelines you can use. You’re allowed to experiment with different techniques to get unique results!\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to use wide aperture and narrow aperture to take the best possible photos.\n\nMake sure to share your results with the other members in our community. We look forward to seeing the photos you take!","https://vimeo.com/1012410181",[],{"_51":561,"_127":562,"_129":563,"_187":564,"_205":206,"_195":565,"_208":141,"_209":566,"_211":212,"_213":567,"_215":-5,"_216":568},"c9ea824d-51fa-450b-877f-28301b3604f9","Week 32: Perspective","Perspective","week-32",32,"Welcome to Week 32! This week’s theme is perspective. Perspective is about looking at the world from a refreshing point of view. It’s about challenging yourself to see your everyday life from a new angle!\n \nIn this video, I’ll show you how to do this in a fun way using practical real-world techniques and editing tricks.\n \nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/998230249",[],{"_51":570,"_127":571,"_129":572,"_187":573,"_205":206,"_195":574,"_208":141,"_209":575,"_211":212,"_213":576,"_215":-5,"_216":577},"d350e862-25b3-4007-95c9-63eef567f1f2","Week 39: From Where I Stand","From Where I Stand","week-39",39,"Welcome to Week 39! This week, take a photo of something from your point of view, but look down.\n\nA few years ago, from where I stand was a very popular trend on Instagram and other social media platforms. People needed to take a photo of their feet and something interesting in front of them, like an animal, a sculpture, or anything that caught their eye.\n\nThis is a fun and easy challenge that can inspire you to look at the world from a different perspective.\n\nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/998229844",[],{"_51":579,"_127":580,"_129":581,"_187":582,"_205":206,"_195":583,"_208":141,"_209":584,"_211":212,"_213":585,"_215":-5,"_216":586},"dd4af295-65f6-480c-9ffe-5ff0652bae2c","Week 20: Black & White","Black & White","week-20",20,"Welcome to Week 20! This week, you’re going to focus on a very popular photography genre: black and white photography. B&W photography is a great way to dive into emotions and to highlight texture that doesn’t stand out as much in colour photography.\n\nWatch the video to learn how to take stunning black and white photos of anything. It’s all about storytelling, lighting, and a few interesting editing tricks.\n\nEnjoy your shoot!","https://vimeo.com/1014797583",[],{"_51":588,"_127":589,"_129":590,"_187":591,"_205":206,"_195":592,"_208":141,"_209":593,"_211":212,"_213":594,"_215":-5,"_216":595},"dda08c61-e0bd-4d42-9a3a-aebf2336a860","Week 31: Panorama","Panorama","week-31",31,"Welcome to Week 31! Have you ever come across very wide photographs? These are called panoramas. To create a panorama, you need to take a series of horizontal or vertical photographs. After that, you need to stitch them in an editing program. This sounds much harder than it actually is!\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to take panoramic photos that you’ll be able to easily edit in a program like Lightroom or Photoshop. You’ll also learn how to stitch photos within seconds.\n\nWe look forward to seeing your panoramas. Happy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1015774843",[],{"_51":597,"_127":598,"_129":599,"_187":600,"_205":206,"_195":601,"_208":141,"_209":602,"_211":212,"_213":603,"_215":-5,"_216":604},"dedc7dec-50a5-4f84-af01-ac973bfc6cc3","Week 12: Abstract","Abstract","week-12",12,"\nWelcome to Week 12! This week’s theme is all about breaking the rules and leaving your comfort zone. The theme is abstract!\n\nThe dictionary defines abstract as “relating to or denoting art that does not attempt to represent external reality, but rather seeks to achieve its effect using shapes, colours, and textures.”\n\nEssentially, abstract photography is about photographing something without revealing its real form. You want to confuse the viewer. You want them to think deeply about the subject they’re looking at.\n\nThis is a great exercise for anyone who wants to refresh their imagination and try something completely different. You can photograph anything and make it look abstract. The key is to use a specific technique and to be as abstract as possible. 😉\n\nIn this video, you’ll learn how to take abstract photos. Enjoy breaking the rules!\n\nWe look forward to seeing your photos.","https://vimeo.com/1002812336",[],{"_51":606,"_127":607,"_129":608,"_187":609,"_205":206,"_195":190,"_208":141,"_209":610,"_211":212,"_213":611,"_215":-5,"_216":612},"e57e2ee1-e390-420a-ad90-f75e10d9fef7","Week 52: Your Best Shot","Your Best Shot","week-52","Welcome to Week 52 of the 52 Week Project. You made it! Congratulations on staying dedicated to this project and completing it. This is an achievement you should definitely be proud of. We’re all cheering for you! 😀\n\nOur final theme is Your Best Photo. Look back at all the photos you took for this project. Which one is your absolute favourite?\n\nYou have two options for this theme:\n– Re-create your favourite photo\n– Print it and take a creative photo of the print\n\nFeel free to get as creative as you like!\n\nI want to thank you for participating in this project, encouraging other photographers, and inspiring us all to do better. It’s been a pleasure to see your work in the last 52 weeks. Congratulations!\n\nFortunately, we’ve got a lot of exciting projects in store for you. 🙂\n\nThank you once again and see you soon!","https://vimeo.com/998868398",[],{"_51":614,"_127":615,"_129":616,"_187":617,"_205":206,"_195":618,"_208":141,"_209":619,"_211":212,"_213":620,"_215":-5,"_216":621},"e845e6d9-011d-4b30-a2f2-ec311c7d1198","Week 30: Still Life","Still Life","week-30",30,"Week 30 is all about still life photography! I’m sure that you’ve come across still life paintings of fruits, vegetables, and flowers. If you study those paintings, you’ll notice that most of them tell a story. They have emotion. How can you achieve this by photographing non-living objects? You’ll learn more in this video.\n\nStill life photography is a fantastic way to improve your storytelling skills. If you learn how to photograph non-living objects in an emotional way, you’ll become a very skilled photographer.\n\nWe can’t wait to see your photos. Happy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/1015775792",[],{"_51":623,"_127":624,"_129":625,"_187":626,"_205":206,"_195":627,"_208":141,"_209":628,"_211":212,"_213":629,"_215":-5,"_216":630},"ea5cbce3-1062-453f-86ae-24e9c9840373","Week 33: Rule of Thirds","Rule of Thirds","week-33",33,"Welcome to Week 33! This week’s theme is Rule of Thirds. The Rule of Thirds is an incredibly popular technique that can improve your compositions, especially if you specialise in landscape photography.\n\nIn this video, I’ll use the Rule of Thirds to photograph a variety of subjects. You’ll see what a big difference this technique can make in your life!\n\nThe Rule of Thirds is a guideline that is meant to help you improve. It shouldn’t pressure you to always stick to specific rules. This technique doesn’t always work. However, when used properly and in the right environment, it can make a tremendous difference.\n\nEnjoy your shoot!","https://vimeo.com/998230444",[],{"_51":632,"_127":633,"_129":634,"_187":635,"_205":206,"_195":196,"_208":141,"_209":636,"_211":212,"_213":637,"_215":-5,"_216":638},"ed3b3767-f940-4ce7-89dc-0cc810ae5693","Week 1: Introduction","Introduce Yourself","week-1","Welcome to the first challenge in our 52 Week Project! To get things started, let’s introduce ourselves by taking a photograph of something that represents us.\n\nTheme: Introduction \n\nFor this challenge, you can either take a self-portrait or a photograph of something that is special to you. We understand that not everybody wants to show their faces online, so feel free to take a self-portrait only if you’re comfortable with it.\n\nThis theme is very abstract and broad, so you can take it in any direction that you like! In this video, you’ll learn how to photograph yourself in a flattering way. You’ll also learn how to take meaningful photographs of non-living objects. \n\nThe point of this challenge is to help you get better at telling a story, no matter which subject you choose to photograph. There’s a story hiding in every location and object. It’s your job as a photographer to find it. \n\nWe’re very excited to start this journey with you and can’t wait to see the progress that you make with us!\n\nRemember, we’re always here to provide you with ideas and constructive criticism. If something doesn’t make sense, or if you need some ideas, let us know and we’ll help you out. If you have time and want to support the other members, feel free to do so, too. \n\nHappy shooting!","https://vimeo.com/747718919",[],{"_51":640,"_127":641,"_129":642,"_187":643,"_205":206,"_195":644,"_208":141,"_209":645,"_211":212,"_213":646,"_215":-5,"_216":647},"f1491de9-b3a1-4b3e-a2b6-aa0e1b7eef63","Week 40: Your Worst Photo","Your Worst Photo","week-40",40,"Welcome to week 40! This week’s theme is Your Worst Photo. This theme isn’t about mocking your work and trying to find your flaws. It’s about providing yourself with helpful feedback that can boost your creativity and help you have stress-free photoshoots.\n\nFor this theme, I’ll be taking some photos of my cat indoors. I’ll show you how I give myself constructive criticism without bringing myself down. Use these techniques to improve your skills!\n\nHappy shooting 🙂","https://vimeo.com/998229957",[],{"_51":649,"_127":650,"_129":651,"_187":652,"_205":206,"_195":653,"_208":141,"_209":654,"_211":212,"_213":655,"_215":-5,"_216":656},"f6123b81-0373-42a0-906f-075109a129eb","Week 48: Crystal Ball","Crystal Ball","week-48",48,"Hello and welcome to Week 48 of the 52 Week Project! This week’s theme is Crystal Ball.\n\nCrystal ball photography involves the use of a literal “crystal ball” that will turn your subject upside down. The larger the ball, the more intense the effect!\n\nIn this video, I’ll show you how to make the most of your crystal ball and take unique photographs of any subject. Even though landscapes are popular subjects in this genre, you can photograph anything you like.\n\nFeel free to take as much time as you need to work on this theme. \n\nHappy shooting! 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We believe that this genre can help you improve your storytelling skills and also introduce you to an interesting way of taking photographs. Even if you’ve never done this before, you can take stunning book cover photos of your own.\n\nWe look forward to seeing your submissions! 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