Weekly Photo Challenge: THREES

February 22, 2014 at 9:17 am | Posted in FOOD TALK, IMPORTANT PEOPLE, WEEKLY PHOTO CHALLENGE | 26 Comments
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This week’s photo challenge theme at The Daily Post is called “THREES”. It’s about making a “three-picture story” or anything that relates to THREE.

In a nutshell, a three-picture story is a way to help you think about storytelling with images. To create a three-picture story, gather:

  1. An establishing shot: a broad photo of your subject.
  2. A relationship: two elements interacting with one another.
  3. A detail: a close-up of one part of your subject.

You don’t necessarily have to take your photos with this in mind — you can simply use it as a guideline for choosing three photos you’ve already taken, or try cropping photos to focus on the key details.

I tried doing a three-picture story and here it goes…

IMG_7780The table was set for a lovely dinner.

IMG_7791A great evening with family and friends.

IMG_7784And the star of the night is not me, but this delicious Filipino dish “kare-kare” which Mom cooked.

I love dinners like these.

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And now, join me as I bloghop to other great sites with “THREES”!

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  1. That is a lovely story in three Inigo. I’m very glad to meet you. Your dinner looks scrumptious. Thank you very much for including my link in your post. I wish you a happy weekend.

    Comment by FireBonnet— February 22, 2014 #

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    • Happy weekend too! Thanks for stopping by!

      Comment by Iñigo Boy— February 22, 2014 #

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  2. Wow! Great shot of the kare-kare! Looks so delicious. Thank you for the pingback! 🙂

    Comment by stenoodie— February 22, 2014 #

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    • Thanks for stopping by too!

      Comment by Iñigo Boy— February 22, 2014 #

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  3. What vegetables and meat inside the dish? Looks yummy!

    Comment by wisnuwidiarta— February 22, 2014 #

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    • Beef and oxtail, with egg plant, cabbage and string beans, in peanut butter sauce and shrimp sauce 🙂

      Comment by Iñigo Boy— February 22, 2014 #

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  4. Oh, this looks delicious!
    Thanks for visiitng and liking my site!

    Comment by tgeriatrix— February 22, 2014 #

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    • Thanks for also stopping by!

      Comment by Iñigo Boy— February 22, 2014 #

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  6. Oooh yum!!! That last dish looks amazing!

    Comment by 2wisemonkeys— February 22, 2014 #

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  8. What a lovely setting and that dish looks delish! Thanks so much for visiting my blog and following!

    Comment by Arl's World— February 22, 2014 #

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    • Thanks for stopping by, Arl!

      Comment by Iñigo Boy— February 22, 2014 #

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  10. It was a lovely dinner. Thanks for inviting me. 🙂

    janet

    Comment by sustainabilitea— February 23, 2014 #

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    • Thanks for coming over 😀

      Comment by Iñigo Boy— February 23, 2014 #

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  12. kare-kare! my favorite. lovely post.

    Comment by K.Z.— February 23, 2014 #

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    • I also love Kare kare!
      Thanks for stopping by!

      Comment by Iñigo Boy— February 23, 2014 #

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