Emotions can be easy to capture in a photograph, but sometimes you need to be in the right place at the right time to photograph an expressed feeling. This week we’re trying to freeze the emotion of sadness in a photograph – how will you do it?
Use the hashtag #dPSWeeklyChallenge and #dPSSadness in your posts on social media so we can find them.
Remember, sadness doesn’t need to be a portrait of a person, like this beautiful example below:

Emotion can also be expressed through a scene, like this example below of a landscape (Black & White tends to lend itself to the sadness emotion, don’t you think?)

Here are a couple of previous posts to help you think about capturing emotion.
9 Tips for Capturing Emotion in Your Portraits
Emotional Photography: 5 Tips to Add Feeling to Your Photos
Here’s hoping, despite this week’s sad photography challenge theme, that you have a happy week. See you in the comments.
- Simon
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