3KCBWDAY2 – Photography Challenge Day!
3KCBWDAY2 – Photography Challenge Day
Today challenges you to be creative with your photography, and get yourself in with the chance to win the photography prize. Taking interesting photographs in this instance isn’t about flashy cameras or a great deal of technical know-how, it’s about setting up a story or scene in a photograph and capturing something imaginative. Your photograph(s) should feature something related to your craft, so that might be either a knitted or crocheted item, yarn, or one of your craft tools. One example of setting a scene would be to photograph a girl in a knitted red cape walking through the woodlands with a basket of goodies, as in the Red Riding Hood tale, or you might photograph a knitted gnome hiding among the flowers in your garden. Photo editing is permitted for competition photos.
I’ve already seen some amazing photos submitted for this challenge. Wonderful work, people – keep it up. Obviously I am going to make myself ineligible for the prizes, but it was fun to take part in the daily post anyway. Here is a Firefighting hero, making sure to rescue the important things…
To see many other bloggers’ pictures for the Photography Challenge, from those taking part in Knitting and crochet blog week, simply perform a Google search for the tag 3KCBWDAY2, or click here.
Have you seen a particularly wonderful photograph submitted for Day 2 of Knitting and Crochet Blog Week – The Photography Challenge?
Why not nominate it for the Photography Challenge prize, here? Choose carefully, as you can only nominate one picture…
Oooh that’s fantastic!
I have a weak spot for Lego, I played with it a lot when I was little (I loved it more than Barbies haha). So this picture combines two of my favorite things ;-). You are so creative! Too bad you can’t win the prizes, you put so much effort in organizing this whole event. Thank you!
Hahahaha, this one made my day. He knows what’s important!
Save the yarn!
Love it!!! That mini-skein is totally delicious too (I’m imagining the most beautiful hexipuff!)
xxx
haha aww I love yours 🙂 This one was fun AND challenging. Loved it!
Haha… such a great photo!
I love how happy he looks “rescuing” that skein of yarn!
@Sarah – it’s actually a full-sized skein – he is just a very large lego man (it’s actually a wind-up torch)
LOL! I can think of quite a few yarns I would be dashing to “save” from my stash …
My youngest loves Lego, we have to find that torch LOL
🙂
lego and yarn: the perfect combination
I love your photo – and the thought of a fireman who knows how loved that skein is. 🙂
I´m afraid I misinterpreted the topic and instead of one photo I made a bunch. I´m ok with it though, because I had so much fun making them. 😀
This is beyond adorable. I’m going to show Kiddo when he gets home from school. He’ll love it!
I really was wondering about the size of this lego man too ! This picture is so great, and this fireman really has a good sense of priorities !
@Erika – many photographs is fine. If a photo of yours is nominated and it is one of a series, this will be mentioned in the voting phase.
Cute! This is fun, eskimimi! So many fun shots.
How cool!
This made me smile! What a great story you’ve told without words!
The hank is rescued! Wow, I saw some pictures so crazy! On my way for voting!
Cheers
Great idea 🙂 I love this!
That is hilarious! Totally the important stuff!
I’m just back at work 8-4 as of yesterday (mat leave) so I must think of something I can photograph as soon as I get home… hmmm…
*lol* what a fun idea! 🙂
Most excellent – it’s very important to have clear instruction on what to rescue in case of fire. 🙂
Love this!
Very cute!
suzy
First year I found KCBW, what a great idea and so interesting to see all the creativity.
You know, stepping on a lego man carrying a skein of yarn, wouldn’t be half bad!
Ah yes! Definitely rescue the yarn and crochet hooks, please:)
I think I may need to find a giant Lego-man torch for my boyfriend’s birthday. I have already bought him a Lego lunchbox…
I just love your photograph!!!!
And yeah, in the case of evacuation, my yarn bins are on the list of things to throw in the car. Priorities, right???
ha! love this guy – i think a giNORmous lego should come with every skein of yarn
great photo!
Brilliant!!
Love it, what an awesome idea!! 🙂
How fun this is 🙂
Hah, love it! My hubby’s a huge LEGO fan–I’ll have to show him this pic 🙂
Fun styling. Just wanted to say mahalo for inventing this awesome KCBW. I feel so proud to be a crafter and it totally feels like this is a movement for ppl out there to hear us loud and proud.
Hahah! Some heavy lifting I see!
That is just too cute – love it!!!
Love your picture. This topic was a lot of fun, I had a ball writing it up.
I absolutely love your style! Thanks so much for putting all of this together. It’s made me really think and stretch and FOCUS my blogs posts so much better. Hope you can drop by to see pics: auntiebeckyscrochet.blogspot.com
The important stuff, lol…too funny.
Hey he’s building a yarn house!