A photo project by Nate Moss
There is a common exercise that photographers use to enhance their skills. Pick a thing, maybe aperture, maybe a shape, maybe a style, and go shoot within that limit. Giving yourself a constraint helps you focus on one thing, or requires you to see things you might not normally pick up.
It’s this exercise that is the inspiration for my new photo project: “50 Limits”. 50 Limits is a 52 photo project designed to take me back to basics and get all the kinks out from endless months of being out of the game. It’s 52 photos, because there will be a before and after shot, each intended to represent the idea of 50 limits.
The Limits
Here are all of the targets or limits for the 50 limit project. As I make the photo for each objective, I will update the list here.
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Creativity
50 Limit – theme photo
Pre-project representation of “50 Limits”
Sat, March 26, 2021
ƒ/5.6 • 1/800
ISO 800 • 51mm • 4983K
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Shapes
Square
Learning to see
Mon, Apr 5, 2021
ƒ/3.5 • 1/125
ISO 640 • 75mm • 5461K
2
Shapes
Circle
Learning to see
Fri, Apr 9, 2021
ƒ/5.6 • 1/60
ISO 1600 • 75mm • 7145K
3
Shapes
Rectangle
Learning to see
Sun, Apr 11, 2021
ƒ/8.0 • 1/100
ISO 400 • 75mm • 6235K
