Since ursula hasn't started the thread, I will....
Originally posted by ursula:
I'd like to start a side-challenge for September. The idea comes from Freeman Patterson's "Photography and the Art of Seeing".
Take a wire coathanger, bend it into a circle (a hoop), then go somewhere, anywhere, out of doors, inside, it doesn't really matter where, and toss it through the air; the space it encloses when it lands becomes your area for making photographs for the day.
One rule: You can't pick the spot where the hoop is to land and you can't move it once it's landed.
Oh, and remember, be careful when tossing the hoop indoors.
