I had a hard time understanding how to capture a photo of an S-curve. My first attempt was woeful. I googled to learn what an S-curve looks like. (It does seem obvious, but I couldn't figure out where to go look for one.)
Then all the sudden as I was highlighting at work I wondered if I could create an interesting photo that met the challenge right on my dining room table.
Maybe this really doesn't count as an 'S-Curve' photo. But I shot photos for about an hour, all sorts of lens and light angles to learn about how things showed up on camera.
I just wasn't ready to head out to nature and capture something that looked like an 'S', but this felt like success. (It was actually my very last photo of the evening that I chose to submit.)
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