This week, Patti challenges us to use the technique of juxtaposition as a photographic tool. She provides excellent examples and explanations which you can view at P.A. Moed. Placing two or more things side by side provides the opportunity to contrast:
Color
Size
Texture
Shapes and Age
Patti included the following quote in her post, which helped me think beyond the basics. “By carefully placing two different objects or concepts together in a photograph…one is able to create an interesting sense of contrast which, in turn, can elicit a reaction, provoke meaningful thought, lead to a story, or just raise a smile.” Lourens Durand
Lindy Low LeCoq 
Lovely gallery, Lindy. Your choices for color, size, and everything else were right on target for the challenge.
Thank you, Egidio!
Hi Lindy. I totally agree with Egidio. A great collection. Perfect for the challenge.
Thank you, Patti. This was fun!
One of my favorite things about making collages is mixing disparate images in an artistically appealing way: weirdly different objects, colors you might not put together, and so forth. It’s fun and makes for art that can be really engaging.
That makes sense, Jill!
Wow, I’ve never seen a beagle climb a tree before Lindy and am so glad Daisy made it safely back down! ❤️ xxx
Thank you, Xenia. All she saw was the squirrel – until she looked down!
Beautiful examples!
Thank you!
I have seen many things in my life Lindy, but I cannot believe Daisy can climb a tree!!! That’s a first for me. Great post, every example is spot-on.
Thank you, Tina. First time for me too, and the last I hope🐾🤗
Wonderful photo gallery. I haven’t ever seen a dog light enough and adventurous to run up a tree.
Thank you. She chased a squirrel across the grounds and kept going as it fled up the tree!
Wonderful photos, Lindy! I love your textures are gorgeous but Daisy is winning everyone’s heart, including mine 🙂
Thank you,Sophia!
Great gallery in every aspect, Lindy – but Daisy! What a treat!