::Google+ Weekly Photography Theme “Reflections” Recognition::
From last week’s Google+ PAC Community weekly “Reflections” photography theme challenge, the judges have chosen to highlight Tim Rocheleau’s creative picture that he made the other day of his darling grandson, who is fast asleep on his giant stuffed frog! Congratulations!!

Tim, who made this picture with his iPhone, is one of our Arizona photographers. He used the Zitrr Camera app to process this photo. Tim reports that the Zitrr Camera app “has tons of photography options. You can edit saved photos, or, in the case of this picture, (he) took it with an in-app lens.” Thanks for the tip about the iPhone app, Tim – iPhone users should check it out!
An R.N. by day, Tim enjoys photography on the side and is active in both our PAC Google+ Community and our Facebook Group. He also attends many of our local meetings & events. Congratulations again, Tim! Keep those posts coming!
::Facebook PAC Group — Creative “Wheels” Photography Theme Recognition::
Our judges selected Andy Kempfert’s outstanding image of a Yamaha Motorcycle Wheel for last week’s “Wheels” Creative Theme Recognition! Congratulations, Andy!
Love the tight crop and the way you processed this image – it’s perfect!

Andy is also an Arizona-based photographer. He lives in Gilbert and is the professional photographer behind the lens at Blue Shift Images. Andy is an active member of the PAC, and regularly posts in our Facebook Group. He also attends some of our local events. Congratulations, Andy, on your PAC Recognition! We enjoy your photos and appreciate your participation!
::Facebook PAC Group — Technical Theme “Star Trails” Recognition::
For last week’s Facebook Group Technical Theme, “Star Trails” our judges have chosen to highlight Patrick Kreidt’s image which he made by blending two exposures, and by hanging out in a vertical mine shaft, light painting, for an hour (!). Congratulations, Patrick! This is a stunning image – your hour spent down in a mineshaft sure paid off. 😉

Patrick reports that he was near the Ghost Town of Darwin, California when he made this picture, using his Canon 30D with a 24mm lens, He says, “The light-painted foreground was a 30 second exposure, and the star trail was about an hour long.”
Patrick lives in Ridgecrest, California, and is a member of our PAC Facebook Group. Congratulations, Patrick – we’re looking forward to seeing more of your photos!
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Please comment on this post to show our three PAC Weekly Theme Recognition winners some love!
Also, don’t forget to take some time to check out the other awesome themed photos, on Google+ and on Facebook, and get inspired to go out and shoot!
To be considered for this PAC challenge, simply check the calendar http://tinyurl.com/8j42x3h for the weekly photo assignments.
- Photos submitted for the Google+ Community Weekly Theme must be shot during the assignment week—no archived photos. Hash tag #PACWeekly.
- Photos submitted for the Facebook Group 3-day Themes may be archived, or shot during the run of the theme.
- Post your BEST three shots each week based on the current theme.
- Any details you can add to your post, such as: camera used, settings, caption, and/or a brief story of your subject, will also be considered a plus!
The winning photographers will have their photos published here on the PAC blog for all to enjoy!
To Learn more about our Amazing Photo community check out our website here: https://captureschool.net/ (Open to all States and Countries!)
on behalf of the PAC Community Leaders
Congrats to all. Keep up the good work. 🙂
Congrats to everyone! Wonderful Shots!!
Wow, thank you everyone, especially the judges. I feel honored that my photo of Dantè sleeping has won the weekly theme contest. I look forward to submitting more theme photos in the future. Again, thank you to everyone.
Beautiful photos! Congratulations everyone.
Beautiful……..judges did a great job of choosing.
Congratulations to the Winners!! I am amazed by the creativity that was captured by each photographer 🙂