Saturday, January 15, 2011

Project 64: Week 2 - Carnation Pink

Well as you read about last week, I am participating in a photo challenge called Project 64: Out of the Box. I am so excited that in 64 weeks I will have a picture of every color in a crayon box!

Anyway, this week's color was Carnation Pink. I have to admit...I struggled with this a little! I didn't see pink anywhere for the first few days of the week. Then when I was getting ready for work one morning, I opened up my medicine cabinet and ..... BAM .... there was my photo for the Carnation Pink Week!
I just have to tell you that I'm pretty proud of this photo because I learned how to turn off the flash on my camera! I had never messed with the different settings before, but I decided that if I was going to be doing this photo challenge, I needed to try and brush up on some technical points.

You can check out the other photos by the photographers who actually know what they are doing on the Project 64 blog! Stay tuned for next week...they will announce the color of the week tomorrow!

12 comments:

a life of color said...

I obviouly love colors..and this Project sounds super fun :)

Tiffany said...

Thanks!! You should join up....it's not too late!

Ann said...

carnation pink is such a fun color. i'm glad you found out how to turn off the flash! that comes in handy often :)

Brooke said...

What a great find for the color inspiration! Thanks for linking up with project64! Hope you keep coming back!

Colleen said...

It's always exciting to figure out something new on the camera. You got a great shot!

Tiffany said...

Thanks for visiting my blog and for your sweet comments! :)

Anonymous said...

Great colour find and I like the reflections in the photo. Well done for setting out to learn more about your camera.

Stephanie said...

I have that perfume too! :) Great color find!

Steph
http://northfillmorestreet.blogspot.com

Unknown said...

The color is perfect for carnation pink! Love it!

Anonymous said...

Flash off yet you held steady. WOW!

Tiffany said...

Thanks so much for the sweet comments, ladies! :)

Sheryl Sparks said...

I love that this project has already caused you to stretch! That is what collaboration is all about -- keep up the good work, I can't wait to see you "Chestnut"