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The term ‘monochrome’ does not just refer to images that are black and white, it also refers to images that are full of the same shades and tones of one colour. This could be any colour from pink to the more classic sepia tint. Below we explore some monochrome images.

"Blue Buzzz" by flyxer

"Monochrome" by indiae

"Monochrome Jag" by dsoden

"Psychedelic Zebra" by oo-rein-oo

"Anna Monochrome" by artdictator

"Urban Life" by sunnydayze

"Monochrome" by emiller3

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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[Editor's note:  A few challenges prevented us from publishing this Weekends Photo Focus on Friday as we usually do, but we know you were chomping at the bit for it, so here it is!  The corresponding Weekend Photo Find will be published on Tuesday January 31st.  Enjoy!]

This weekend we will be looking upwards for our theme. Clouds are a constant in an ever-changing world, but they also change constantly. Every so often, we look up and notice how beautiful those clouds look today, and for this weekend’s theme, we want you to grab your camera and snap those gorgeous cloud formations.

"Sky In A Bottle" by angeli-photography

"Cloud Carpet" by downthunder

"The Sky" by kangdj

"Jumping Cloud" by daaram

"Clouds" by alfaowl

"Sky Walker" by intao

"Aerith" by jay-cougar-prints

"A Winter's Tale" by m4k4v3l1

"Droplets On The Sky" by Skippy

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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Weekend Photo Focus Submissions:

"14/365" by bgottsab

"164" by Ameena Rojee

Other Links:

"The Line" by MichelRajkovic

"Cross The Line" by duchesse-2-guermante

"Line And Texture" by manj3d

"Line" by salmasterz

"Draw The Line" by davespertine

"Walk The Line" by photos-by-fee

"Snibston Train Line" by ph0t0-girl

"In Line" by martac

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject, something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer, is like an empty canvas, we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned right? So with this in mind we created this series, one that will get you out doing what you love. The premise is simple: snap some photos over the weekend dealing with the weekends focus, and if you send them to us, or Tweet them to us, we will post them for others to see. Having a focus will help us as artists & photographers see things that we might not always see, make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not. In seeing other photogs chase after the same focus, it can only breed even more creativity in our own work.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus, with what we found on the Web (including some of the photos sent from you) that falls in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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Photographs are made up of a variety of elements, one of them being lines. The lines in a photography can act differently; lines can lead the eye into a photograph and can also provide symmetry and balance. Below are a few examples.

"Living Between The Lines" by gilad

"Down The Lines" by mrcool256

"Tram Lines" by pajunen

"Old People And Lines" by grandspammer

"Lines" by dynnad

"All The Fine Lines II" by kvikken

"Lines" by roieg

"Life In Lines" by gnato

"Between The Lines" by strany

"Reading Between The Lines" by felidae84

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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Fire is a strange thing; it is commonly viewed as a destructive force, and yet without it we would be without many things in our day to day lives.  A destructive force it is, but it is also a beautiful one that can provide light and warmth.  Below are some examples of this natural phenomenon.

"The Phenomenon Of Fire" by oo-rein-oo

"Hastings Pier On Fire" by panduka56

"FIRE" by jacac

"Fire" by ricoo

"Inside The Fire" by oro-elui

"Fire" by japan

"Fire" by sicopath

"Fire Masamune" by mattthesamurai

"Lighter" by mrtashkent

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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A white winter wonderland is what many await during this time of the year, but for the other side of the world,  it is the height of summer. For this weekends focus, we instead focus on the colour of snow and high temperatures; white.

"First Snow" by ivan-suta

"A Certain Balance" by intao

"White Stallion" by mari-mi

"White" by plingeh

"Mathematikoi" by arctoa

"The Golden Gray" by drgiancarlo

"Rest Area" by hengki24

"White Anthurium" by menoevil

"4 Tulips" by giedriusvarnas

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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To counter last weekends focus, we have chosen this weekends focus to be on black. The dark colour can be used to portray anything from dark atmospheres to striking silhouettes. Have a look at some examples below for inspiration.

"Black Souls" by skia

"Black Rose" by superheroesdeath

"Black Rain" by hres

"Cat In Black" by tigress-phan

"Black Widow" by senju-hime

"Black" by habter

"Black Bow" by bubblywums

"Black Passion" by girlishevil

"They Only See White Or Black" by aiko273

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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Mornings, for the most of us, are slow, cold and groggy, and we don’t like to wake up in the morning. However, mornings can also be beautiful, and we explore this in this weekends photo focus.

"Morning Inspiration" by marie85

"Early Morning Biker" by speedonl

"Morning" by duskofsummer

"Morning Glow" by inside-my-art

"Romantic Morning" by missayleen

"Quiet Morning" by vikarus

"Gold Morning" by dukeofspade

"And When Morning Comes" by nelleke

"The Morning Fog" by emizael

"Morning Feeling" by patrickruegheimer

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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Anybody can take a picture, especially with the availability of phenomenal camera technology in our own cell phones. Even with the ease of accessibility to fantastic photographic capabilities, most people spend the gigabites of memory on their devices to store images of food or their pets (hell, haven’t you seen Hipstamatic’s latest “Foodie Snap Pak”?). Why not try to push the boundaries of photography for this weekend and take an abstract look at things. The focus for this weekend: abstract photography. Take a look at some of the findings to get inspired!

"Birth" by jon betts

"I'd Go Out on the Ocean" by Thomas Hawk

"Lightwave" by misspixels

"Abstract Graffiti Texture" by CubaGallery

"Yellow Abstract" by doug88888

"Abstract" by d o l f i

"Architecture at Rideon bus 48" by James...Campbell

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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This weekend we focus on various celebrations during the month of December, the theme is: “Holidays”

"Happy Holidays" by samuilvel

"Happy holidays" by ValentinaKallias

"Happy Holidays" by Antiquity-Dreams

"Happy holidays" by Alephunky

Happy Holidays by Jaicca

'holidays" by Zazdrosc

"Holidays are coming" by paradise-kiss

"Holidays" by K4tuSH

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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For this weekends focus, we look to the streets to capture the hustle and bustle of daily life. The theme is:  Crowds.

"People In Motion" by dennischunga

"The Crowds Wait" by caterpillaofangst

"Crowd" by aleksandereilertsen

"T In The Park" by renza

"The Crowd VII" by buddystyle

"Crowds" by labanane

"London Crowds" by mghedia

"The Golden Path" by hexlord

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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Clouds are ever-changing natural phenomenons, causing strange shapes and also strange lighting.  Without clouds, photographing in daylight would not be a great situation.  In this weekends’ focus, we look up to the sky to the clouds that float above us.

"Hotel Ukraina In Moscow" by inobras

"Touch The Sky" by oo-rein-oo

"Some Sky" by poof2507

"The Sky" by abadonv

"The Cloud Factory" by grasmaayer

"Atomic Cloud" by p01k13

"Heavy Sky" by cellists

"Cloud" by hengki24

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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Following on from last weekends theme, we concentrate on the things that create bokeh – lights. Scroll through the images below for inspiration, and get that camera out and start playing with some lights!

"Big City Lights 2" by nujabes

"City Lights" by afterborn

"Lights" by zumoso

"Lights" by thisfairytale

"Street Lights" by luckyno574

"City Lights" by whatevercrap

"Lights" by elevart

"Take Me To The Northern Lights" by ineedchemicalx

"At The Lights" by petemc

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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This weekend we focus on a technique in photography that can create some really magical and unusual atmospheres.  It is called ‘Bokeh‘.

"Bokeh x 3" by dayavuz

"Bokeh" by dabranch

"Glitter Drop In Bokeh" by sharkowskixchaos

"Standing Under The Bokeh" by healzo

"Rain And Bokeh" by evil-genius-23

"Forest Bokeh" by sortvind

"Bokeh Rain" by casheefoo

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7

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This weekend we’re going to focus on that number one person in our lives – ourselves. Self portraits are a great way of showing ourselves off, and the model is free! So have a go even if you haven’t tried a self portrait before and if you have, try something a little different! Have a look below at some great self portraits for inspiration.

"Self With A Color" by carlzon

"Self Portrait In Blue" by malize

"Ignorance" by nerysoul

"Ariel's Dreams" by valentinakallias

"Portrait of a cat" by ennil

"Self Portrait" by cyberspacesausage

"Self Portrait With Dirty Hair" by the-belu

"Self Portrait" by avivi

"Self Portrait" by toyan

"Self Portrait Armistead Sapp" by akemisatya

Each Friday we will post a Weekend Photo Focus (also hash tagged on Twitter as #weekendphotofocus) on a certain subject; something to spark your creativity. An empty weekend for a photographer is like an empty canvas – we could always use something to do when we have nothing planned, right?

The premise is simple; snap some photographs over the weekend dealing with the weekend’s focus, and if you send them to us (or Tweet them to us) we will post them up in the follow-up article. Having a focus will help us as artists and photographers to see things that we might not always see, and make us take a shot at something we might otherwise have not.

At the weekends close, we will follow up our weekend focus,  with what we found on the Web, and your submissions, that fall in line with our focus. We hope you join in the fun and help us spread the creativity.

example of a tweet to us:

@fuelphotography Here’s my submission for this week’s #weekendphotofocus, New Life & Spring: http://bit.ly/aY1oC7