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November Assignment: Golden / Blue Hour

Nov | Street Assignment #20

This assignment encourages you to see how golden and blue hour lighting can impact the composition of your street photographs and how these times of day can shift the tone and mood of the image.

For more info and to submit an image, simply join our FRAMELINES Community and follow the instructions on the pinned post.

Submissions close30th Nov 2024

Previous Assignments

Street Assignments

We wanted to see how natural frames like windows, doorways, arches, or even shadows could create a “frame within a frame.” The goal was to lead the viewer’s eye directly to the subject while simultaneously creating depth and utilizing layers.

 

In September, we wanted to see a street or documentary photograph utilising some form of reflection to create depth, layer and intrigue , either using a reflective surface like a window or water..

We wanted to see a visually compelling street photograph that showcases the power of the colour red.
We wanted to see how the Framelines Community approached  taking a street photograph incorporating WEATHER , be it good or bad!

We wanted to see how you approached FILLING THE FRAME

Thinking about how to compose a busy street photograph, an image where the viewer's eye travels across the frame, taking time to enjoy all the little details. Thinking about the flow of people in the image, keeping it visually stimulating but not too busy.

This month we wanted to see the community's best Abstract street photographs. Check out the full gallery here.
We wanted to see wider scenes, showing people interacting and existing within their space, it could be in both urban or suburban scenes. Using people to punctuate a wider frame, and creating an image that balances both subject and background.
We wanted to see the street photographs that best represent your work as a street photographer! We really wanted to get a sense of everyone's take on street photography and how where you are in the world influences your style of shooting.

We wanted to see your street photographs taken at night.Thinking about how you use artificial light, what focal length you want to use. Maybe a longer exposure... or you might want to creatively experiment with white balance..?

In December, we asked to see your best PORTRAITS.
We wanted to see you take a candid portrait-style shot of a stranger, or maybe approach someone to ask for a portrait. Or perhaps pose a portrait of a friend or family member. Thinking about whether you wanted to use a shallow depth of field or maybe you want to use a wider lens and capture more of your subject's environment.
We wanted to see how you interpret colour harmonies in street photography, it could be a colour match/ coincidence, a series of primary colours in a scene, or a street photo featuring a harmonious colour palette. Check out the gallery from the Framelines community.
We wanted to see how the community use and interpret "layers" in street photography, whether you prefer wide-angle scenes with a lot going on, or you like to shoot with a long lens and add foreground elements!

Have a question?

Simply join our framelines patreon community and follow the instructions in the latest street assignments post.

Street assignments run once a month. We launch them on the first of the month and submissions close at the end of the month.

Only members of the framelines community can enter

All submissions are featured in a gallery on our website at the end of the month. We shout out our favourites on social media and youtube. 10 of our favourite street assignment submissions are then included in our print & digital magazine.

We think great street photography can be found anywhere, and sometimes brilliant photos can be easily overlooked thanks to social media algorithms. So we wanted to provide space for anyone to submit a photo and get seen. Already, we've been very impressed with the quality of submissions and can't wait to see more.