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They say eyes are the window to your soul, I say “I almost always want my eyes to be in sharp focus!” but each to their own! This week we really want to see your interpretation of ‘Eyes’ – #dPSEyes

Now, I guess the first thing we think of when we think of eyes are the things we see with, right? But there are many more options when it comes to photography! It doesn’t just have to be your eye, up close, lookin’ all crazy! Let’s make a list…

Your eyesSomeone else’s eyesThe eye of a needleThe eye of the stormYour pet’s eyes!Something that looks like an eye?

Missed a Challenge? Don’t sweat it, find all of our previous challenges here!

So many options when it comes to eyes, but the main goal of these challenges is to be creative in your photos, to make you think about different ways to photograph your subject – if you want to set your camera up on a tripod (or the bench) and photograph your eye, you need to think about lighting and angles to best capture all the crazy details in your eye (Yes, I’ve done this, with a macro and lots of light – it’s crazy!)

As ever, post your photographs here, in the comments (there are instructions at the bottom of this post) or visit us on the socials and post and tag your photographs there! Whenever, wherever, we look forward to seeing what you photograph!

Share on Instagram or Twitter and use the hashtag #dPSEyes so we can see them!

How do I upload my photo to the comments?

Simply upload your shot into the comments field (look for the little camera icon in the Disqus comments section) and they’ll get embedded for us all to see. Or, if you’d prefer, upload them to your favorite photo-sharing site and leave the link to them.

Eye!

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