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Love our sharing 52framers. - Joy
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My 2016 weekly theme submissions to photo group "52 Frames Photographers":
AND
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
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Ending 4 1/2 years of 52 Frames now while on Leave.
ENDINGS week 53
Last theme of year 2017.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
BLACK WHITE MINIMALISM week 52
Minimalism is represented by light, lines, form, shadow, texture and negative space
almost closing out 2017
DRIVE BY week 51
Shot through passenger window
TRIPOD week 50
Fence = tripod
5 SENSES week 49
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
ACTION week 48
POCKET CAMERA week 47
Shot with a camera always in my pocket
LIFE week 46
DOORS week 45
INVERTED week 44
TEXTURE week 43
SIGNS week 42
© Joy Krauthammer
FOOD week 41
BLUE HOUR week 40
The blue hour, a not-so-distant cousin of the golden hour, is a specific time of day when the light in air is a beautiful blue.
ABSTRACT week 39
WATER week 38
CHOOSE A COLOR week 37
UNEXPLORED week 36
NIGHT week 35
Week 35 begins my 52Frames 5th Framersary year as a Warrior Streaker!!
This was the week of the eclipse and Rosh Chodesh Elul
POETRY week 34
Completes 4th Framaversary year.
MY BACKYARD week 33
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
iNSPIRED BY A FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER week 32
Aug 7, 2017
Robert Mapplethorpe was born a few months before me and near to where I was born and lived. He was buried in 1989 near my NY childhood home. In Los Angeles museums I love visiting exhibits of Mapplethorpe's photos. I’ve purchased his photo cards and love the sensuality of his flower images, stark, minimalist and mostly with black backgrounds. The compositions and beauty inspire me.
MINIMALIST week 31
"Less is more" is the core thought of minimalist photography. It is a very simple but dramatic way to compose your photos and focus on one key element.
Last theme of year 2017.
Ending my 52Frames ‘Streak' since August 2013 to very end of 2017 on week 53.
End of Night - Sunrise
complementary colors
© Joy Krauthammer 12.27.2017
Ending my 52Frames ‘Streak' since August 2013 to very end of 2017 on week 53. Taking leave for awhile, but playing ghost because I LOVE 52Frames. You know that, Yosef and dear Framer friends.
"End of Night" photo from Garden of Joy means the new day at dawn must be differently disciplined for me and always Heartfelt in joy. Ending of preparation for 52F 2017 submissions.
Extra credit, Break the Rules
Extra credit, Break the Rules
Breaking rule of subtle watermark. Purple signature is half lenth of image instead of 1/6th, as I prefer (along with very low opacity).
BlesSings for you in 2018 - breaking out of comfort zones, and breaking rules, Streaking, Photo Walks, Commenting, Zucchinis, and for loving sunrises that end nights and bring illuminating light and expansive JOY.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
End of the Road
Peppertree Lane, Brandeis-Bardin
© Joy Krauthammer 12.29.2017
Pillow Block & Stones
End of Life, visitors leave stones at grave.
© Joy Krauthammer 12.29.2017
End of Waiting Empty Grave
Preparation to be Filled
© Joy Krauthammer 12.29.2017
Waiting Empty Grave
to be filled at end of Chapel Funeral
© Joy Krauthammer
Waiting Empty Grave
to be filled at end of Chapel Funeral when Life has Ended.
© Joy Krauthammer
Ending of Stirrups and GYN Pap Smears
© Joy Krauthammer 12.26.2017
Ending of 42 hour Fast with IV in Preparation for Procedure
© Joy Krauthammer 12.28.2017
Ending of preparation for colonoscopy
© Joy Krauthammer
Dandelion seed ends in wholeness before winds blows.
© Joy Krauthammer 12.31.2017
Last blooming Peace Rose on bush before pruning.
© Joy Krauthammer 12.31.2017
Last blooming Peace Rose on bush before pruning.
© Joy Krauthammer 12.31.2017
End of adult coloring book coloring my 2nd page
as I finish bird in purple and on Face Time show scan to my grandchild.
© Joy Krauthammer 12.29.2017
JOYous JOY painted for end of year 2017
© Joy Krauthammer
End of the gopher tunnel.
I must make it end of the road for gophers!
© Joy Krauthammer
Palm trees ending at the top have new fronds
© Joy Krauthammer 12.29.2017
Genus: Mahonia (or Berberis) Specy: xmedia, oiwakensis Hayata subsp. lomariifolia Family: Berberidaceae
upright stoutly branched evergreen shrub to 6 ft tall, with large dense foliage, arching, bluish-green spiny-toothed spear-shaped pinnate leaves composed of up to 21 lance-shaped leaflets, and small, cup-shaped bright scented yellow flowers borne in upright erect, clustered racemes/spikes to 35cm long in late autumn and winter
Yellow flower endings with lots of blooms left
found near Chinese restaurant after end of two day fast
for rear end procedure.
Shot on sister's iPhone. Returned days later for more photos.
© Joy Krauthammer 12.28.2017
Ending of a lovely day spent with visiting Tucson friends at Brandeis-Bardin.
Listened to a lecture on Art in Israel by Jean Paul.
© Joy Krauthammer 12.29.2017
End of week preparing for Shabbat at retreat.
© Joy Krauthammer 12.29.2017 Brandeis-Bardin
Midnight ending of day and year 2017
© Joy Krauthammer 12.21.2017
Caught the tail end of air show
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
BLACK WHITE MINIMALISM week 52
Minimalism is represented by light, lines, form, shadow, texture and negative space
almost closing out 2017
Forbidden, not allowed, Salt & Soy
Salt on manager's black reflective counter, Chi's Chinese, fave food
© Joy Krauthammer 12.19.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Soy & Salt & Pepper on table, Chi's Chinese
© Joy Krauthammer 12.19.2017
Salt on bench, Chi's Chinese
© Joy Krauthammer 12.19.2017
DRIVE BY week 51
Shot through passenger window
Winter Holiday Lights Reindeer Night
© Joy Krauthammer 12.14.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Winter Holiday Lights Reindeer Day
© Joy Krauthammer 12.13.2017
Winter Holiday Lights Reindeer Night
© Joy Krauthammer 12.14.2017
Winter Holiday Lights Night
© Joy Krauthammer 12.14.2017
Winter Holiday Lights Reindeer Night
© Joy Krauthammer 12.14.2017
Tree. Winter Holiday Lights
© Joy Krauthammer 12.14.2017
Winter Sunset
© Joy Krauthammer 12.13.2017
Winter Sunset
© Joy Krauthammer 12.13.2017
Winter Sunset
© Joy Krauthammer 12.13.2017
blue tree lights NOT Drive By, shot minutes earlier
© Joy Krauthammer 12.14.2017
Chabad Menorah & Rabbi Meir Rivkin NOT Drive By, shot minutes earlier
© Joy Krauthammer 12.14.2017
TRIPOD week 50
Fence = tripod
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer 12.9.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer 12.9.2017
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer 12.9.2017
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer 12.9.2017
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer 12.9.2017
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer 12.9.2017
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer 12.9.2017
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer 12.9.2017
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer 12.9.2017
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer 12.9.2017
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer 12.9.2017
5 SENSES week 49
Chicken Soup
© Joy Krauthammer 12.1.2017
Before Shabbos I stopped by the Kosher butcher at other end of my Valley to buy prepared matzoh ball and chicken noodle soup. Sadly, the recipe for kneidlach changed when shop was sold. I’ve been shopping there since 1977, over 4 decades, and must remember not to buy the matzoh balls anymore. I had loved the elderly European men, especially Sol, that used to work the counters.
The hot kasha knish was still yummy (different and maybe better), and the pretzel challah was a fun new taste for me, but the kneidlach were not good. The elderly men would not have liked those at all.
I photographed all the 5 senses plus Sense of Wonder from music to velvety purple Mexican Sage, but my own authentic ethnic background touched me the most, even if my own family, obm, wouldn’t have approved of those matzoh balls.
REMO gift from Remo Belli
© Joy Krauthammer
Cutie
First Smellorama movie I ever saw was when I was a teen and at Radio City Music Hall.
Movie was with an orange being cut in China.
© Joy Krauthammer
Sunrise Pines
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Velveety Purple Mexican Sage
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Super Full Moon
Sense of Awe
© Joy Krauthammer
Super Full Moon
© Joy Krauthammer
ACTION week 48
Windswept Italian Cypress and Palms
© Joy Krauthammer 11.22.2017
Action is Sun quickly rising, light ever changing, entering the horizon, framing waving Palm fronds.
Saying my sunrise prayers outside, Action was the Frond, stretching, reaching high in the powerful wind, and with Cypress tree, windswept, bending down far and over.
Action for myself was trying with difficulty to stay grounded and not blown over down the hilly slope as I stood at the edge, unprotected.
POCKET CAMERA week 47
Shot with a camera always in my pocket
Lampposts LACMA
Urban Light by Chris Burden
© Joy Krauthammer
Urban Light is a large-scale solar-powered, cast iron, uniform grey installation by Chris Burden, obm, located at the Wilshire Boulevard entrance to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. The 2008 installation consists of 202 restored street lamps from the 1920s and 1930s. This public art sculpture is open and accessible 24/7. My fave happy place to go in LA, especially at night to see children of all ages, and brides play.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Lampposts LACMA
Urban Light by Chris Burden
© Joy Krauthammer
Lampposts LACMA
Urban Light by Chris Burden
© Joy Krauthammer
Purple Birks Selfie
from series LACMA PURPLE SELFIE ON A BENCH
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
Sunrise Pines
© Joy Krauthammer
Water Fountain LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
LIFE week 46
Twins
© Joy Krauthammer
Twins run in my family. Some close ones are no longer with us...
I honor life, and the memory of souls, obm.
Week 46 is published on the birthday of my beloved soul sister, Suzanne, obm. Suzanne was the “memory keeper of our times”, of my life --as we were best friends since college in the sixties. Her death one year ago left a continuing sad void in my heart.
(Why do I buy jumbo eggs when there are usually twin yolks and I do not eat yolks? At least this week I used them!)
Extra Credit: Passion about family twins and memory, and also eggs as every day I eat egg whites.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Yellow flower
© Joy Krauthammer
Yellow Canna
© Joy Krauthammer
LOVE
© Joy Krauthammer
Purple Hair 80 year old
© Joy Krauthammer
Strawberry
© Joy Krauthammer
Sunrise I
© Joy Krauthammer
Sunrise II
© Joy Krauthammer
Sunrise III
© Joy Krauthammer
Sunrise IV
© Joy Krauthammer
Sounds of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
DOORS week 45
Family Tree
Extra Credit: Tell a story
Doors to creating a new life together.
Opening these doors throughout every day, I enjoy seeing my family who live far away.
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Doors into my childhood.
My Ginny Doll's dress closet over 6 decades ago.
© Joy Krauthammer
INVERTED week 44
Pumpkin Ginger
© Joy Krauthammer Halloween Week
TEXTURE week 43
Sago Palm reproductive forms / Cycas revoluta - Sago Cycad
Megasporophylls
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
On non-recognizable mysterious forms, I was looking for TEXTURES with surface irregularities, details, curves, patterns and drama. Although I shot (non-flowering) Sago Palm seed pods / Cycas revoluta - Sago Cycad in the morning, I then waited all day for Golden Hour to bring out the deeper warm golden color of Megasporophylls, the protective fertile female reproductive structure groupings of Cycas.
Joyously I explore nature, uncover and reveal the hidden beauty. I love the textures outside on the Megasporophylls, furry finger-like cycads, forms that conceal the inner round exposed ovules, orange/red hairy seed pods that may contain an inner embryo if pollinated. The cabbage-shaped female cone will slowly open up when receptive to pollen.
The ‘fruit' ovules are not enclosed in an ovary but lie naked on leaflike structures, a bed of thorns. The pod area surrounds upper trunk and under the new “flush” of unfurling leaves/spine/spears.
I positioned my camera INSIDE the ‘womb’ of the Sago Palm weirdness mystery to shoot the fascinating seed pods. It was like an ultrasound. It felt like opening a coat, carefully spreading its tight ‘leafy’ furry fingers and palm, and exploring the hidden inner space of golden globes, 'eggs in ovaries’.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Sago Palm reproductive Seed Pods / Cycas revoluta - Sago Cycad
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
Sago Palm reproductive Seed Pods / Cycas revoluta - Sago Cycad
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
Sago Palm reproductive Seed Pods / Cycas revoluta - Sago Cycad
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
Sago Palm Spears
new “flush” of unfurling leaves/spine/spears.
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
Sago Palm Spears
new “flush” of unfurling leaves/spine/spears.
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
new “flush” of unfurling leaves/spine/spears
barbs on petiole of the Sago Palm
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
New “flush” of unfurling leaves/spine/spears.
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
Squash
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
Asparagus bottoms
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
Cantaloupe
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
Pumpkin
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
Squash
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
Pine Cones
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
Pizza
© Joy Krauthammer 10.16.2017
SIGNS week 42
One of my lovely local rabbis, Ahud Sela, giving us the smile sign to celebrate Sukkot in the Sukkah by holding up a ritual Lulav and Etrog (citron) that I will shake together in six directions and bring them to my heart with each direction. These objects are symbols unique to the annual Jewish holiday Sukkot at the beginning of the new year.
Shot in Maller’s wonderful Sukkah (temporary hut) decorated with Sukkot ‘signs'.© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Sign of Pollination!
Dragon Fruit Flower aka Pitaya
night blooming cereus Hylocereus undatus
With bee inside/on top of female part, the stigma, top of pistil-- of the Pitaya, Dragon Fruit flower closing at about 6" wide after only one night of opening. Flower probably opened a dozen hours earlier. Male parts with pollen seen on lower right: Anthers on tips of stamen.
© Joy Krauthammer 10.13.2017 Garden of Edith
Observed for iNaturalist
License
© Joy Krauthammer
Sign for Halloween
© Joy Krauthammer
FOOD week 41
Sign of Holiday
Mogen Dovid Harvest
Persimmons, Pomegranates, Guavas
© Joy Krauthammer 10.2.2017
BLUE HOUR week 40
The blue hour, a not-so-distant cousin of the golden hour, is a specific time of day when the light in air is a beautiful blue.
Blue Hour 6:01 AM
© Joy Krauthammer 9.26.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Blue Hour 6:20 AM
© Joy Krauthammer 9.25.2017
ABSTRACT week 39
The best thing about abstract photography is that it gives you permission to see (and show) a different interpretation of the 'real' world. With abstracts, we take a break from trying to copy the world in front of us. Instead of trying to recapture what you see in the real world, into a perfect razor-sharp composition, you can shoot simply using your imagination and creativity.
In abstract photography, you strip away the usual expected context of a subject and capture only the essence of the subject. Look carefully at your subject and slowly remove all the ‘non-essentials'. Focus more on shapes, forms, lines, color, pattern, andtexture. This process is an excellent exercise for all types of photographers. It teaches you to pay attention to the smallest details, to be aware of colors, to look for textures and to SEE how light is an essential component of a photo. -Yosef
Sound Bath
© Joy Krauthammer 9.21.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Teva
© Joy Krauthammer 9.21.2017
Purple Sound
Peggi's Table Runner
© Joy Krauthammer 9.21.2017
Joy's High Holiday Tallit
© Joy Krauthammer 9.21.2017
B'nai Horin Name Tags
© Joy Krauthammer 9.21.2017
Joey Derusha's music
© Joy Krauthammer 9.21.2017
Joey Derusha's music
© Joy Krauthammer 9.21.2017
Ray's sound board
© Joy Krauthammer 9.21.2017
Pepperdine 911 Memorial
© Joy Krauthammer 9.23.2017
WATER week 38
Enjoy my watery
"Ripple Reflections #2 With Joy"
Sunset Umbrella
© Joy Krauthammer 9.15.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Purple Water Fountain I
© Joy Krauthammer 9.15.2017
Purple Water Fountain II
© Joy Krauthammer 9.15.2017
Purple Water Fountain III
© Joy Krauthammer 9.15.2017
CHOOSE A COLOR week 37
Figs from Garden of Joy
Luscious fig crop harvested from 37 year old mama tree, and shared weekly all summer with community.
Last week shared with the local Fire Station woman captain and her crew. (There were local terrible giant fires last week.)
Created and submitted my own purple figs composition instead of using all the color groupings I found in store displays and shot. Added displays as ‘alternates’ to my site.
© Joy Krauthammer
http://joys-garden.blogspot.com/2013/02/fig-tree-collages.html
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Purple Potatoes
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Purple Cauliflower
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Purple Cauliflowers
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Red Chiles
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Sunflower Detail
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Sunflower
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Red Roses
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Green Pear Tree
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Green Dragon Fruit First on Cactus
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Green Dragon Fruit Bud Closed
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Green Palm Trees
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Purple Nail Polish
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Blue Nail Polish
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
Purple Bottle Tops
© Joy Krauthammer 9.7.2017
UNEXPLORED week 36
Traveling Inside Favorite Lavender Essence Shampoo Bottle
Thrills me to see purple bubbles inside my almost empty purple bottle, if I shake it. Shooting into the sun creates a tiny world of magenta color and weirdness for me to explore through a very narrow passageway.
© Joy Krauthammer 8.28.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Unexplored Temp
© Joy Krauthammer 8.30.2017
Unexplored
© Joy Krauthammer 8.30.2017
COLORING
coloring is like drumming
My first ever Adult Coloring Book page from a swirly set called "CALM" (meant to be relaxing). When viewed in B/W I thought the paper design looked like underseas life that I love. Somehow I ruined 'calm'.
I found that coloring within the lines was like making a beaded necklace, choosing what bead shapes and colors to string together, and where to leave 'white' spaces with 'spacers'..
Recently at a Lev Eisha of Los Angeles-A Joyous Community of Jewish Women women’s retreat I made a beaded necklace and I realized that beading was like drumming... where I put my colorful percussive sounds and where I leave empty spaces for silence (like knots between pearls). So now I understand that coloring is like drumming!!! :) Highly recommend them all.
hmm, WHAT DO YOU THINK?
PS. Was a bit like coloring in Shrinky Dinks as I did last week with my little granddaughter, but we baked those art works and shrunk them.
New A/C in 120* temp.
© Joy Krauthammer 8.30.2017
New IV in ER
© Joy Krauthammer 9.2.2017
New ET ER test
by Faye remote
© Joy Krauthammer 9.2.2017
Unexplored Prickly Pear Cactus Flower
© Joy Krauthammer 8.30.2017
Unexplored Prickly Pear Cactus Flower
© Joy Krauthammer 8.30.2017
Unexplored Prickly Pear Cactus Flower
© Joy Krauthammer 8.30.2017
NIGHT week 35
Week 35 begins my 52Frames 5th Framersary year as a Warrior Streaker!!
This was the week of the eclipse and Rosh Chodesh Elul
"Even in the darkness a light shines for the upright, gracious, compassionate and just." - Psalm 112:4
Hard decision to submit between the Heart Light and the alternate Light Painting.
Heart felt more emotional to me although I've never before done Light Paintings.
Hard decision to submit between the Heart Light and the alternate Light Painting.
Heart felt more emotional to me although I've never before done Light Paintings.
© Joy Krauthammer 8.24.2017
Back of House
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
© Joy Krauthammer 8.24.2017
Light Painting
South Toward Santa Monica Mountains
© Joy Krauthammer 8.24.2017
Arch
© Joy Krauthammer 8.24.2017
Fig Tree
© Joy Krauthammer 8.24.2017
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 8.24.2017
House Back Light
© Joy Krauthammer 8.24.2017
House Front Light
© Joy Krauthammer 8.24.2017
Naked Lady Lilies
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 8.22.2017
Naked Lady Lilies
© Joy Krauthammer 8.24.2017
Preparing for work 6:52AM
POETRY week 34
Completes 4th Framaversary year.
"Caged Bird" by Maya Angelou
"The caged bird sings
with a fearful trill
of things unknown
but longed for still"
"The free bird thinks of another breeze
and the trade winds soft through the sighing trees”
© Joy Krauthammer 8.17.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
© Joy Krauthammer
edit
Hard decision on which to submit:
“The Swing” by Robert Louis Stevenson
“The Swing” by Robert Louis Stevenson
"How do you like to go up in a swing,
Up in the air so blue?
Oh, I do think it the pleasantest thing
Ever a child can do!"
First birthday of my littlest Cutie Pie
© Joy Krauthammer 8.16.2017
© Joy Krauthammer 8.16.2017
Love Sunbeams I call Sunbursts
MY BACKYARD week 33
My 'inner' backyard when I visit my family on the other coast.
Daughter reads to her daughters in early morning.
This is the “beauty of everyday life."
© Joy Krauthammer 8.10.2017
Wasn't my backyard, but entry to a Maryland park, used as backyard for my grandchildren.
© Joy Krauthammer 8.10.2017
iNSPIRED BY A FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER week 32
Aug 7, 2017
Robert Mapplethorpe was born a few months before me and near to where I was born and lived. He was buried in 1989 near my NY childhood home. In Los Angeles museums I love visiting exhibits of Mapplethorpe's photos. I’ve purchased his photo cards and love the sensuality of his flower images, stark, minimalist and mostly with black backgrounds. The compositions and beauty inspire me.
"When I work, and in my art, I hold hands with God.
"I am obsessed with beauty. I want everything to be perfect, and of course it isn’t. And that’s a tough place to be because you’re never satisfied.” - Mapplethorpe
Orchids ala Robert Mapplethorpe
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
PAIR of PEARS ala Robert Mapplethorpe
© Joy Krauthammer
PAIR of PEARS ala Robert Mapplethorpe
© Joy Krauthammer
FIG in Shell ala JOY
© Joy Krauthammer 8.4.2017
Dragon Lady
© Joy Krauthammer
Robert Mapplethorpe ©
Robert Mapplethorpe ©
Robert Mapplethorpe ©
MINIMALIST week 31
"Less is more" is the core thought of minimalist photography. It is a very simple but dramatic way to compose your photos and focus on one key element.
Happy Hibiscus
Love swimming with floating flowers.
Edith's pool
© Joy Krauthammer 7.27.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Happy Hibiscus
Edith's pool
© Joy Krauthammer 7.27.2017
Happy Hibiscus
Edith's pool
© Joy Krauthammer 7.27.2017
Happy Hibiscus
Edith's pool
© Joy Krauthammer 7.27.2017
Happy Hibiscus
Edith's pool
© Joy Krauthammer 7.27.2017
Thunbergia Grandiflora, Blue Sky Vine
© Joy Krauthammer
French Fries & Ketchup
© Joy Krauthammer 7.27.2017
French Fries & Ketchup
© Joy Krauthammer 7.27.2017
Salsa
© Joy Krauthammer
Moon
© Joy Krauthammer 7.27.2017
LIGHT week 30
© Joy Krauthammer
Light from my sister, obm, is now 'snuffed out'.
Light from her art remains.
Her creative skills in photography, painting, sewing and crochet needlework,
Her creative skills in photography, painting, sewing and crochet needlework,
and from her letters.
I tried to bring ‘light’ to sister.
Suffering has ended.
Light of her soul has returned to the Holy One.
Candle I lit in her memory and I say Kaddish prayers.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
© Joy Krauthammer
Light of my ripe luscious figs that bring pleasure to many people.
© Joy Krauthammer
Light of my ripe luscious figs that bring pleasure to many people.
© Joy Krauthammer
Golden Hour Light on Edith's Bearded Iris
© Joy Krauthammer
Light on White Flower, last day of Shiva on walk around block with friend Zena ending Shiva.
© Joy Krauthammer
Tiny Hummer nest in sun lit wind art in Zena's garden during my Shiva.
© Joy Krauthammer
Sun lit purple hand-made purple scarf from beloved friend Rena, obm,
passed over almost a month ago. Now in Shloshim.
© Joy Krauthammer
Purple light-filled JOY blesSings fortune cookies lovingly ordered by Aviva
for my 70th birthday. I shared them at party, shul and at Rena's, z"l, memorial.
Rena loved purple and blesSings. Rena is Joy.
The "Rule of Odds" is one of those composition guidelines that can be found in art, design, and in photography! This rule states that an odd number of subjects looks better than an even number - three, five, or seven, rather than two, four, or six. It simply make the scene appear more balanced to the eye.
Rule of Odds all shot in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Ristras. Dried New Mexico Red Chile Pepper Pods
© Joy Krauthammer
While in New Mexico for a funeral I saw authentic cultural customs including hanging red ristras. These chiles are believed to bring good health and good luck. They are hung up to dry for later cooking and eating. Chiles are domesticated for 7,000 years. (I especially enjoyed eating Indian Fry Bread.) I happily saw groups of 3 Hot Air Balloons, triple pots of newly harvested purple lavender, groups of 3 apples and also 3 almonds on a stem, and 3 waving flags. Saw families of 3, and 3 luggages, coffins in sets of 3, and 3 casino slot machines on an Indian pueblo.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
https://www.facebook.com/52frames/photos/a.1750596491632130.1073742470.180889155269546/1750614424963670/?type=3&theater
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Lights, LAX to ABQ
© Joy Krauthammer
Lights, LAX to ABQ
© Joy Krauthammer
Three Triple Lights
LAX to ABQ
© Joy Krauthammer
Albuquerque, New Mexico
© Joy Krauthammer
Albuquerque Museum
Doug Hyde??
© Joy Krauthammer
Hot Air Balloons
© Joy Krauthammer
Caskets
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
Celtic Musicians, ABQ Sunport Airport, NM
© Joy Krauthammer
Bus Shuttle to Car Rental
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
Nahalot Shalom Almond Tree
© Joy Krauthammer
Nahalot Shalom Apple Tree
© Joy Krauthammer
Pueblo Casino
© Joy Krauthammer
Pueblo Casino
© Joy Krauthammer
Flowers given to me, a mourner, by Hotel compassionate staff
© Joy Krauthammer
PORTRAIT OF A STRANGER week 28
© Joy Krauthammer
From upper level, saw the young gal wearing torn jeans and holding cell phone in medical office building lobby. A 'Stranger' and in front of a good ‘background’ that looked from the distance like raindrops on glass.
When I descended the stairs and asked permission to shoot because I like her ‘knees', gal sadly quickly put away the red cell. Not sure if she understood English. Pretty sure that female adult with her did not. I was uncomfortable asking young gal for photo and expected a 'no' response.
https://www.facebook.com/52frames/photos/a.1740341452657634.1073742468.180889155269546/1740386089319837/?type=3&theater
https://www.facebook.com/52frames/photos/a.1740341452657634.1073742468.180889155269546/1740386089319837/?type=3&theater
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
© Joy Krauthammer
MAGIC HOUR week 27
Golden Hour Garlic
Edith's Garden and my first garlic harvest
© Joy Krauthammer
First time for me harvesting Garlic with gratitude from underground. Was my magic hour in joy at 94 year old friend Edith’s garden. Layers of outer peel were white, pliable and soft, not crispy dried. Great aroma. As the sun hit the horizon there was a tiny bit of sun lit light left on western-facing garden brick wall and I carried garlic bulb to that golden spot of light. Minutes later I cooked sun kissed cloves, and shared others with my sister for her birthday.
Magic Hour aka known as Golden Hour is the time period of the first and last hour of sunlight.
It is that time of day when the sun is near the horizon, painting everything in a golden glow.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Golden Hour Garlic
Edith's Garden, first of Harvest
© Joy Krauthammer
Magic Golden Hour Garlic
Edith's Garden, first of Harvest
© Joy Krauthammer
Magic Golden Hour Garlic
Edith's Garden, first of Harvest
© Joy Krauthammer
Magic Golden Hour Garlic
collage © Joy Krauthammer 6.29.2017
Magic Golden Hour Matilija Poppt
Edith's Garden
© Joy Krauthammer
Magic Golden Hour Shadow
© Joy Krauthammer
Magic Golden Hour Shadow, Edith's Caty
© Joy Krauthammer
Magic Golden Hour Pool Shadow
as sun hits horizon
© Joy Krauthammer
Magic Hour Bougainvillea and Shadow
© Joy Krauthammer
Magic Hour Palm Trees and less than New Moon
Edith's Garden
© Joy Krauthammer
Red Tailed Hawk feather
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Doves on Antennae Magic Hour
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Doves and Bird on Antennae Magic Hour
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Fruit in water is magic for me
© Joy Krauthammer
SINGLE FOCAL POINT week 26
Bougainvillea
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Orange
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
WABI SABI week 25
Raku Thrown Ceramic Vessel
by © Joy Krauthammer
Beauty in Imperfection
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
© Joy Krauthammer
Beauty in Imperfection
© Joy Krauthammer
THINK week 24
© Joy Krauthammer
"Childs Point of View"
Poignant because my grandchild's grandfather, z"l, she never met, he was a Lung doc.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
© Joy Krauthammer
Two shelves of my library.
GEOMETRIC SHAPES week 23
Not Green
Cement grave liner
© Joy Krauthammer
Why the photo title "Not Green"? Because in LA, graves are lined with these massive cement liners (that hold the coffins) due supposedly to possible earthquake movement. Several years ago LA cemetaries began to offer "green" graves, where neither coffins nor cement liners were necessary. The cost was massive. After a "pre-need discount" I saw only $30,000 advertised price tags for a single green grave at the first cemetary to offer space. Wonder what a "double decker" costs?
© Joy Krauthammer
Blueberries
Rounds in a Rectangle
Round Shadows
© Joy Krauthammer
Ring of Rounds
purple M&Ms
© Joy Krauthammer
SHADOWS week 22
Ladder
climb ladder to heavenly fruit
in Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Cart
© Joy Krauthammer
Oval Golden Palm Shadows
© Joy Krauthammer
Golden Palm Shadows
© Joy Krauthammer
Palm Shadows
© Joy Krauthammer
Palm Shadows
© Joy Krauthammer
Shadow
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
EDIT BY ANOTHER week 21
Matilija Poppy
SOOC
© Joy Krauthammer
B/W Edit by Susan Nelson
SOOC / straight out of camera
© Joy Krauthammer
LOOKING INTO THE FRAME week 20
Gaze direction. Draw one in deeper or make one envision what is outside the frame.
See the space that the subject is "going into”.
At Lake Balboa, LA, CA I shot 165+ geese, ducks and fisherman photos until my battery died. Most were set in the almost setting sun on the water in 1’s, or groups of 2’s, 3’s or 5’s. Fowl were swimming in all directions or looking at each other or down. Moving fast, I caught one shot of a lone male duck walking east out of the water and alongside a yellow kayak. Because I have a rare certified license to kayak on this lake, I am partial to kayaks.
I invite you to envision what is outside the frame.
Mallard and Kayak on Boat Ramp
Lake Balboa, SFV, CA
© Joy Krauthammer 5.8.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Lake Balboa, SFV, CA
Nesting Goose on other side.
© Joy Krauthammer 5.8.2017
Lake Balboa, SFV, CA
Nesting Goose on other side.
© Joy Krauthammer 5.8.2017
Lake Balboa, SFV, CA
© Joy Krauthammer 5.8.2017
Lake Balboa, SFV, CA
© Joy Krauthammer 5.8.2017
Lake Balboa, SFV, CA
© Joy Krauthammer 5.8.2017
Lake Balboa, SFV, CA
Boat Ramp
© Joy Krauthammer 5.8.2017
Lake Balboa, SFV, CA
© Joy Krauthammer 5.8.2017
Lake Balboa, SFV, CA
© Joy Krauthammer 5.8.2017
PAPER week 19
Test taking with my crystal
© Joy Krauthammer
Extra Credit - High Key
I used my crystal to help me graduate with my MBA.
Crystal attributes: “Focus, Amplify, Transmit, Transform, Store”
Currently I use a crystal as a pendulum, and use heart chakra crystal for healing with my singing bowl.
More: http://joys-favorite-fotos.blogspot.com/2016/12/submissions-to-52-frames-2017.html
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
ABANDONED week 18
Abandoned hand-made broken Shmura Matzoh on hand-hammered copper square Seder plate at end of Passover Seder. Seder is the ritual service and dinner for Passover holiday's first or first two nights commemorating the Exodus of Israelites from Egypt. Ritual plate was a gift decades ago from my father. My Grandma gave me a Seder plate when I was married, and my in-laws also gave me one. When I was a child I made copper hammering art.
I abandon eating Matzoh until next year when Passover comes around again in Nisan.
© Joy Krauthammer
I think Abandonment can also be of one's standards, ethics, beliefs, rituals, truths. Old ways of being.
Abandonment of self. Abandonment can be positive or negative.
HEADSPACE week 17
Happy my Hollyhocks birthed my height from seeds I planted with enough ‘headspace' to grow.
I lay on group to be low enough to look up at new stem.
© Joy Krauthammer
Don't fence me in! A little breathing room, please! Lost in space!
Headspace, or sometimes referred as "headroom". It's something that can create a different feel to an image. Too much or too little can make your focal point feel cramped, it can change the focus of your composition, or make your focal point seem a bit lost. What kind of headspace will you use to craft your story in this week's submission?
Headspace, or sometimes referred as "headroom". It's something that can create a different feel to an image. Too much or too little can make your focal point feel cramped, it can change the focus of your composition, or make your focal point seem a bit lost. What kind of headspace will you use to craft your story in this week's submission?
Headspace, in its simplest definition, is framing your composition so that there is space between your subject's head and the edge of the frame.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Hollyhock
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Hollyhock
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Lady Bug
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Shirley Poppy
Edith's Garden
© Joy Krauthammer
Orange Roses
Edith's Garden
© Joy Krauthammer
Roses
Edith's Garden
© Joy Krauthammer
Canna Lily
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Purple Rainy Bearded Iris
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Purple Rose
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Roses
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Roses
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Yellow Gazanias
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Selfie and Fountain
© Joy Krauthammer
Selfie
© Joy Krauthammer
Edith's 94th Birthday with Caty
Red ribbon from chocolates
Headspace between heads
© Joy Krauthammer
Headspace
good for 'Lamp' the prior week
© Joy Krauthammer
Gopher Headspace
© Joy Krauthammer
Missed deadline
Selfie Nails Face Headspace
© Joy Krauthammer
LAMP week 16
Lamp of G*d ~ One Light Source
"...through our efforts we bring true divine light into the world." - The Rebbe, Chabad
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Lamp of G*d ~ One Light Source
"...through our efforts we bring true divine light into the world." - The Rebbe, Chabad
© Joy Krauthammer
Lamp of G*d ~ One Light Source
© Joy Krauthammer
Lamp of G*d ~ One Light Source
© Joy Krauthammer
Lamp After deadline
Salt Lamp after deadline
© Joy Krauthammer
Lamp Late after deadline
© Joy Krauthammer
STREET PHOTOGRAPHY week 15
LIFE IS GOOD, DOIN GR8
© Joy Krauthammer 4.9.2017
Extra Credit: Make A Statement
Needed to go grocery shopping for Passover holiday and Seder. I was in a few parking lots because not every store had what I needed and wanted, i.e. kosher l’Pesach chocolate covered matzoh. :) Never did find my annual fave-- bitter chocolate covered orange rinds.
The personalized vanity auto license I shot that Makes A Statement says "DOIN GR8" and the license frame reads, SMILE and LIFE Is GOOD with happy faces. Adjacent blue car also has a personalized love license plate. Lots of joyous Statements.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
LIFE IS GOOD, DOIN GR8
© Joy Krauthammer 4.9.2017
Purple Grocery Carts
© Joy Krauthammer 4.9.2017
Cars in streeet and driveway
© Joy Krauthammer 4.7.2017
BIG PICTURE week 14
I usually shoot and post single flowers so "Big Picture" is a change for me.
I used to always do big picture and never flower close-ups.
Poppy Field
Lancaster, California
No poppies were harmed in this shooting.
© Joy Krauthammer 3.29.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Poppy Field
Lancaster, California
© Joy Krauthammer 3.29.2017
Mexican Sage
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Agave filled slope with purple lupines and ice plants
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 3.28.2017
Springs First Rose Bush
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 3.29.2017
I usually shoot single roses so this is a Big Picture.
Purple Lupines
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 3.29.2017
Agaves Panorama
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 3.29.2017
Chatsworth Nature Preserve
© Joy Krauthammer 4.2.2017
Chatsworth Nature Preserve
© Joy Krauthammer 4.2.2017
Chatsworth Nature Preserve
© Joy Krauthammer 4.2.2017
Old Oak Tree 150 years
Chatsworth Nature Preserve
© Joy Krauthammer 4.2.2017
DETAILS week 13
Purple Lupine and Rain Drops
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Purple Orchid
© Joy Krauthammer 3.22.2017
Sunflower
© Joy Krauthammer 3.22.2017
Sunflower
© Joy Krauthammer 3.22.2017
Sunflower
© Joy Krauthammer 3.22.2017
Sunflower
© Joy Krauthammer 3.22.2017
GRATITUDE week 12
Birthing Fig Tree
© Joy Krauthammer 3.14.2017
Grateful for the beauty of Mama Fig Tree. Photographs well. Awesome presence gives shade, filled with large leaves and cute babies growing and purple yummy fruit. Luscious Biblical fruit for me and my people. Birds sit and eat. Squirrels, too and large June bugs. I share fruit everywhere, and every Tu B’Shvat I give away hundreds of scions, baby fig trees. People plant them and have their own fruit growing to nourish and please them. People send me photos.
"In that day...everyone will invite her friend in fellowship under his vine and under her fig tree." - Zechariah 3:10
HIGH KEY week 11
Berries on Blue
and lots of White
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
PATTERNS week 10
Bee Line
Aoniums, Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Berries 1
© Joy Krauthammer
Berries 2
© Joy Krauthammer
Succulents
© Joy Krauthammer
Succulents
© Joy Krauthammer
Succulents
© Joy Krauthammer
Pink Tree Pattern Windows
Mateo Street, Downtown LA
© Joy Krauthammer
Pink Tree, Brick Patterns
Mateo Street, Downtown LA
© Joy Krauthammer
Ice Plant
© Joy Krauthammer
Ice Plant
© Joy Krauthammer
NEGATIVE SPACE week 9
2.26.2017
Conch Shell
© Joy Krauthammer
Conch Shell, not only a beautiful large ocean sea snail shell used as body and grave adornment, and money, but used by Indians (American, South American, Central American, and Mexican, Caribean), Hawaiians (Pu), Tibetans, Buddhist, Hindu (Shankha), and musicians for auspicious ritual and ceremonial calling and gathering of all powers, ancestors, spirit and community in temples and homes. Conch sound also is believed to drive away evil spirits. Used by sound healers and also percussionists.
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Bird 1
© Joy Krauthammer
Bird 2
© Joy Krauthammer
Mockingbird baby
© Joy Krauthammer
Hummingbird 1
© Joy Krauthammer
Hummingbird 2
© Joy Krauthammer
Pine Trees
© Joy Krauthammer
Purple Lupine
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Conch Shell
© Joy Krauthammer
Red Rose in Rain
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Yellow Aonium Flowers
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
New Rose Leaves in Rain
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Wood Iris in Rain
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Garden Mushroom in Rain
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Dandylion Weed
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Hummingbird after Rain
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Chair After Rain
© Joy Krauthammer
Sunset Tree Bird
© Joy Krauthammer
Sunrise Fig Tree
© Joy Krauthammer
Sunrise Palms and Moon
© Joy Krauthammer
Sunset Fig Tree and Clouds
© Joy Krauthammer
Yuval Ron 2.25.17
Global Currents, CSUN
© Joy Krauthammer
RELIGION week 8
Women's Head Coverings ~ Kipot, Hats
© Joy Krauthammer
Joy Poem on Tichel Tying
52Frames Caption: Wearing a head covering (kipa or hat) in a Jewish public place of prayer/ synagogue is personal spiritual choice for me, not law; a respectful ritual to have my head covered under G*d, and for tzniut/ modest dress minchag/ custom. No longer married, I don’t choose to wear tichels/scarves or snoods/loose covering which I did wear visiting Israel so I wouldn’t be a ‘female object of unwanted attention’. Only on Purim I wear a sheitel/wig.
Purple kipas I commission are hand-created and another velvet favorite cap is from Nepal. I use pretty rhinestone butterfly clips to steady kipa in both my Chasidic/Orthodox and Jewish Renewal communities.
When first married, I wore large heavy fancy hats to shul, the Chabad minchag for women congregants at that time.
==
PS A link to clarify:
Kipas are also called skull caps. Shuls are synagogues/temples. Style choices come from community customs/ minchag. A decade ago I wrote a poem about Tichels/scarves.
I find it interesting that artists usually 'paint' men wearing black hats but don't paint the women. We spiritual women are much more colorful with fun textures. I'm happy here to help 'paint' in photo the women, although my head coverings don't fully cover the hair as is religiously traditional.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
License 2BLEAVE
I have a collection of many hundreds of spiritual License plates.
© Joy Krauthammer
TORAH kept handy
Book cases filled with Religion are in next room.
© Joy Krauthammer
G*d revealed in nature is highly religious for me.
Succulents in the Rain
© Joy Krauthammer
Jade Succulents in the Rain
© Joy Krauthammer
Succulents in the Rain
© Joy Krauthammer
Lagartijas Succulents in the Rain
© Joy Krauthammer
Purple Weed
© Joy Krauthammer
Yellow Rose, last of the Season
© Joy Krauthammer
Red Rose in the Rain
© Joy Krauthammer
Red Rose in the Rain
© Joy Krauthammer
Sunrise this week.
Every morning I say my prayers outside as the sun prepares to rise at dawn.
© Joy Krauthammer
MY OTHER HOBBY week 7
Constant 'Hobby' is photography.
Pop Artist Moully
© Joy Krauthammer 2.11.2017
Pop artist Rabbi Yitzchok Moully visits Chabad of Northridge, CA from east coast.
Hobby: activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure.
My "Other Hobby" as an artist is a Mitzvah/good deed: help artists market themselves.
I help PR, set up exhibit and photograph.
My passions include photography, drumming, sound healing, gardening, collecting JOY words and objects, flying purple female angels, train pins, purple clothes, wearing message t-shirts, visiting ducks, kayaking.
Creating Kabbalah classes, writing, learning, creating personalized Bikur Cholim/get well greeting cards for others’ pleasure. Leading Nature PhotoWalks and revealing G*d.
http://joys-joyousjoy.blogspot.com/2008/12/collections-of-joy.html
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Pop Artist Moully
My "Other Hobby" as an artist is a Mitzvah/good deed: help artists market themselves.
© Joy Krauthammer 2.11.2017
Joy's Djembe
© Joy Krauthammer
After photography, my biggest hobby, which isn't a hobby because I am professional.
Joy's Djembe
© Joy Krauthammer
After photography, my biggest hobby, which isn't a hobby because I am professional.
Faith based hobby is:
Ritual Participation.
Having Havdalah
© Joy Krauthammer 2.11.2017
Faith based hobby is:
Ritual Participation.
Having Kiddush
Grapes in Tu B'Shvat Seder 2.11.2017
© Joy Krauthammer
Faith based hobby is:
Ritual Participation.
Having Tu B'Shvat Seder
© Joy Krauthammer 2.11.2017
COMPLEMENTARY COLORS week 6
Sunrise
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Happy Chinese New Year
composite © Joy Krauthammer
Chinese New Year Candy
© Joy Krauthammer
Red and Green Lilies
© Joy Krauthammer
Fog on Wilshire with Green and Red
© Joy Krauthammer
FALLING week 5
Beloved friend Judy passed over and I was with her during that holy time on January 28,
during this week's theme and I have "FALLING" TEARS but no photo.
Bedroom at Arles by Roy Lichtenstein in LA
Reimagining Vincent van Gogh
© Joy Krauthammer 1.29.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Faye's Falling Hat
© Joy Krauthammer 1.29.2017
Falling Water
Lake Balboa
© Joy Krauthammer 1.25.201
Falling Blood Pressure
Selfie © Joy Krauthammer
Falling Blood Pressure
© Joy Krauthammer
Falling Sideways Elevator
© Joy Krauthammer
Ducks Falling Out of Line
Lake Balboa
© Joy Krauthammer
Falling Water Over Reclamation Stream
Lake Balboa
© Joy Krauthammer
Falling Water Over Reclamation Stream
Lake Balboa
© Joy Krauthammer
Falling Water Over Reclamation Stream
Lake Balboa
© Joy Krauthammer
Fallen Narcissus Flowers
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
Falling In Love with Fragrance of Stargazer Lily
© Joy Krauthammer
Falling Day and Sun at Sunset
© Joy Krauthammer
Fallen Tree after I sadly watched it Falling
© Joy Krauthammer
Falling Slinky
Leading Lines to Assistant Dr. Tom
© Joy Krauthammer 1.26.2017
Falling Slinky
© Joy Krauthammer 1.26.2017
Falling Slinky
© Joy Krauthammer 1.26.2017
Falling Slinky
© Joy Krauthammer 1.26.2017
HINT narrow steps are needed orthewise 2 dozen shots are taken with failure.
Falling Slinky
© Joy Krauthammer 1.26.2017
LEADING LINES week 4
Love Fruit
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Brandeis-Bardin
A once dry river bed
© Joy Krauthammer 1.22.2017
Brandeis-Bardin
A once dry river bed
© Joy Krauthammer 1.22.2017
Brandeis-Bardin
A once dry river bed
© Joy Krauthammer 1.22.2017
Pepper Tree Lane, Brandeis-Bardin
© Joy Krauthammer 1.22.2017
My Fortune
Almost Chinese New Year
© Joy Krauthammer
LACMA
Urban Light by Chris Burden
© Joy Krauthammer
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
Joy Purple Selfie
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
"Death of a Clown"
Liz Craft 2010
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
"CARROT" by John Baldesarri
LA EXUBERANCE
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
LA EXUBERANCE
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
LA EXUBERANCE
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
ROCK
LA EXUBERANCE
LACMA
© Joy Krauthammer
SUNRISE
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer
FALLEN TREE
© Joy Krauthammer
BLACK AND WHITE week 3
1.15.2017
Black Crow
© Joy Krauthammer
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Tree Shin
© Joy Krauthammer
Tree
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
© Joy Krauthammer
Tree
© Joy Krauthammer
clouds
© Joy Krauthammer
Rays
© Joy Krauthammer
Clouds
© Joy Krauthammer
Geese
© Joy Krauthammer
Shadow
© Joy Krauthammer 1.14.2017
Shadow
© Joy Krauthammer 1.14.2017
Railroad Logs
© Joy Krauthammer 1.14.2017
RULE OF THIRDS week 2
Jade
Rainy Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.4.2017
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
Jade
Rainy Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.4.2017
Jade
Rainy Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.4.2017
Aonium succulent
Rainy Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.4.2017
Aonium succulent
Rainy Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.4.2017
Aonium succulent
Rainy Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.4.2017
Aonium succulent
Rainy Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.4.2017
Aonium succulent
Rainy Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.4.2017
Aonium succulent
Rainy Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.4.2017
Rose
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.2.2017
Rose
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.2.2017
Rose
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.2.2017
Rainy Purple Iris
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.4.2017
Potato Vine
© Joy Krauthammer 1.2.2017
Sunrise
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.4.2017
Sunrise
Garden of Joy
© Joy Krauthammer 1.3.2017
SELF PORTRAIT week 1 2017
© Joy Krauthammer
After photography, my biggest hobby, which isn't a hobby because I am professional.
© Joy Krauthammer
digitally altered
The air is clear as is my shadow on house wall because there are 40MPH winds. Roses bloom and shine in winter morning’s early light. Every early morning, along with chanting prayers, I shoot the dawn and colors of G*d’s sky palette.
Challenge due date, January 1, is important to me because it is the last day of Chanukah, the 8-day celebration commemorating Jewish faith and rededication of the Holy Temple. The metal menorah: I had bought it in July 1974 from an antiques shop in the Georgia countryside while I was traveling to visit my beloved grandma, obm, before moving from New York to California to be married. The menorah reminds me of one I grew up with and that my sister inherited.
May Chanukah lights be bright for us all in the new year, and brighten our ‘shadow' selves.
theme runners up, alternates, seconds, outtakes, AKA left-overs:
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© Joy Krauthammer
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