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In my previous blog post, I gave you guys a TON of ideas of things you can photograph while stuck at home during these challenging times. Then I made a short video I put on Facebook, along with two more videos. I'm placing all three videos here for you to watch, and hopefully you'll feel inspired to create some new things. :) What to Photograph?How The Photos Turned Out and How I ChooseCreating A Work of Bird ArtP.S. In video #1, I talked about the backdrop board course I took, which is where I learned how to make the boards shown in the video. You can find that course here if you're interested in taking it and learning how to make your own backdrop boards.
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Despite the fact I made this blog post earlier during the virus quarantines about things you can photograph while quarantined, I still see some of my photographer friends and customers complaining they don't have anything to photograph. So, this post is for anyone feeling "stuck", and that they don't have anything to photograph and creatively work on during these challenging times!  Let's talk about Duane Keiser. So who is he? Duane Keiser is a painter I've followed for many, many years. He's the one who began the "painting a day" movement with his small paintings of simple subjects, often food items and other things anyone would have around the home. The painting shown above is just one of the many examples of art he has created over the years. Take a look through his Painting A Day blog for inspiration! Simple SubjectsI have compiled a list of simple subjects he has painted over the years. This is by no means a comprehensive list. This list is designed to help give YOU creative ideas of things you can photograph and create art out of while stuck at home during times of quarantine. I hope you will find it useful in your creative endeavors! A coffee mug Clouds in the sky Books on a shelf Peaches Doritos A glass of water Cherries on a plate A piece of watermelon Plants on a porch French Fries A statue in the garden Egg pasta dough An ear of corn Tulips in a vase A peony flower in a vase A cat looking out a window Art supplies Strawberries A vase in a window A lemon An onion A whole pear Honey in a jar A loaf of bread An avocado with a spoon Coffee mug with creamer A glass of whiskey A package of rice noodles with chopsticks A jar of paint pigment A chair and table in the sunlight A jelly donut Onions and garlic in a bowl A glass of scotch and a cigar A piece of cherry pie Whole oranges on a table A Christmas ornament on a table Leaves Blackberries Grapes A cracked open egg Cloves of garlic Birds on a wire outside Olives Asparagus Tea and honey Sunflowers in a vase A glass of water with lime Tomato on the vine Jam and bread Prunes and plums Water with lemon slices A fallen bird nest Powdered donuts A glass of scotch with an ice bucket A jar of honey A piece of chocolate candy Blueberries A Christmas tree by a window A jar of olives A single red apple Red grapes Grapefruit in a bowl A cat in a doorway An acorn on a book A piece of cantelope A blue bowl with red hot peppers A peeled orange A peeling sweet onion Oysters A black jug A cup of lemon tea A chocolate covered donut A box of various donuts Mushrooms A bowl of nuts A glass of wine Coffee mugs in a cupboard A red maple tree outside A piece of banana cream pie A fishing lure A butterfly A knife with cheese An opened hershey kiss A package of candy A cat on a porch A cat sleeping under a chair An old 45 record A honey bee A bowl of popcorn An ice bucket Coffee and a book A dragonfly A frog Clothes in a closet A pair of reading glasses A paint can with paintbrush Knitting needles A magnolia seed pod A tube of paint Glasses with a pencil A chocolate donut A table and chairs in the morning sun A mirror A sea shell A spoon Soap Red peppers A box of matches A jar of kitchen utensils A bicycle His paint brushes Paint on a palette Deli meat in a store window A spider on a door Fish on ice in a store window Scissors and thread A bird perched on a door frame A sugar shaker A piece of cheesecake Peanuts and shells Almonds on a napkin Nightstand with books and lamp A bag of mixed nuts Christmas cookies Coffee cup with open book on a table in the sunlight Vegetables at a farmer's market A sidewalk across the lawn A road A house window {outside view} Glasses with a crossword puzzle A fishing hat A dandelion Road workers working on the road A pod of peas A jigsaw puzzle in progress A coat hanger on a door knob A bagel with cream cheese A box of crayons A tea bag A loaf of bread Coffee and cake A piece of lasagna A slice of cake A fallen leaf An empty eggshell A rose on a table Wood blocks A street light at dusk A slice of pizza A jar with sewing materials Lemon drops in a jar A pine cone An acorn A rock A feather A red tea pot on a stove A potted plant A piece from a cotton plant A cupcake A bench in the backyard An old key A hockey puck A salt shaker An old coin A silver baby rattle A marble A lady bug A single M&M candy A cinnamon bun A red lollipop Truffles A piece of sourball candy A baseball A bowl of ice cream A cork A piece of peppermint candy A box of chocolates A jar of jam with a knife And probably his most famous {in addition to the cracked eggs!} are his peanut butter and jelly sandwich paintings! :)  We have updated our website terms to make things more clear in regards to what is offered here, what our responsibilities are and what is expected of those who use this website and our products - you can read the terms here. 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