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Stillness
Home > Photography > Members' Photos: Stillness
Stillness 1. Tranquil silence

2. Calmness without winds

3. A state of no motion or movement

By definition, a digital still camera freezes a moment of time in "stillness".

However, certain subjects are easier to capture if they remain still, and other subjects are even able to create feelings of stillness, serenity and calmness in the viewer.

DIG members' attempts to capture "stillness" are shown below.

(A larger image can be viewed by clicking on a thumbnail below, then click on the browser BACK button to return to this page.) 		Living Statue
"Living Statue"
Source: Wikimedia Commons
 
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Marilyn Richardson 		click for a larger image (52k) then press BACK key
Barry Porter 		click for a larger image (11k) then press BACK key
Ian Chesterfield 		click for a larger image (35k) then press BACK key
Robin Ireland
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Margaret Barnett 		click for a larger image (51k) then press BACK key
Mary Daly 		click for a larger image (41k) then press BACK key
Leo Lennon
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Joan Curtis 		click for a larger image (37k) then press BACK key
Ken McRae
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Joyce Pickup