No matter where I am or what I'm up to, I always try to make the most of it by taking photos that I will present for my entry to the #monomad photo challenge. It's a good way for me to practice my photography skills and to apply the techniques that I learn from the awesome photographers of the Black and White Community.
Recently, I saw 
The technique can be applied in situations where a human is the main subject. You can either get a model to perform the act, or in my case, I wait for an unsuspecting person to pass by the background that I've chosen. So, while I was in the airport, I found a spot where there is a nice backlit background that suits the photo I planned to shoot.
Another technique that I tried to implement is a panning shot, but I failed miserably, lol. The technique is supposed to result in the subject being clear while the rest is blurred. However, the result is the opposite. Somehow, I still find it interesting. Here are the results.
And of course, one of my favorite shots to take is to show the perspective of a scene. I usually do the 1-point perspective where I stand at a point where the lines of the image converge to a single point.
And then some random shots of the things that caught my attention đ .
Photography is a journey of continuous learning and experimentation. Each attempt, whether successful or not, contributes to our growth as photographers and artists. I look forward to further honing my skills and sharing more of my photographic adventures with the community.
