inspiration

Photo by Jaymi Heimbuch

How have you changed over the years? Is the evidence in your face, your hands? Is it in the style of your clothes or the way you decorate your home? Is it in how you move, what you eat? Your habits and routine? In the friends you've kept or gained? How can you illustrate in photogrpahs the ways you've grown up, how you've matured or immatured.

Your challenge this week is to get creative in exploring and showing how you've aged. It can be a juxtaposition of now versus then, or the simple reality of how you are now. It could be in the people around you or in a self-portrait. Try to capture the emotion around whatever it is that illustrates your age, if that is joy or nostalgia, frustration or satisfaction, or anything else you might feel when you're taking the photo.

Photos by Jaymi Heimbuch

What happens when you break down the heavily structured lines of architecture and make it a little less... well, structured? Architecture is wonderful to photograph in part because capturing such perfect lines, curves, patterns and designs is such fun, and so beautiful. But architecture can be even more amazing when we see all that perfection fall into disarray.