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Alright, time for another still life challenge. This week the topic is Technology. Find anything you can that relates to technology, or how you interpret technology.
“Computer Memory Hard Drive Disk HDD Storage Technology” by epSos .de
Technology is all around, in just about everything. Most of it we take for granted, but when you really think about what’s inside all those devices, it’s a little daunting.
“Mr Robot has some RAM (1 of 3)” byChris Isherwood
Of course some of us are dreamers and visionaries, with imaginations to fuel the technology of the future. Don’t be afraid to have fun with the theme and even include technologies we might have some day.
“Robots only eat old people” by Mark Strozier
Technology, as you know, is a moving target. What is “technology” today becomes ordinary and commonplace tomorrow. The hot, new technology today can quickly be replaced. Along those lines, you are free to use “older” technology.
This shot of a radio is older technology, but the lighting and depth of field make it an intriguing still life. Also, note the leading lines.
“Radion on” by Flavijus
The 486 processor was the peak of technology in its time, but not these days. But it still makes a good subject. This lighting and the arrangement of the chips make this a great example of still life photography.
“Tecnología pasada de moda // Old-fashioned technology” by David Cornejo
As always, please post/share a photo you take THIS WEEK. We love your old photos, but not for the challenge. The point of the PhotoChallenges is for you to set out to create a new photo, to share with us all this week. Share them with us all at our Google+ Community, Facebook Group, and/or our Flickr Group.
Now get out there and shoot!
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