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For this week's challenge, create and shoot a flat lay. You may have seen flat lays on social media, if you haven't, there's a lot of info out there but here is the basic concept - lay out objects on a flat surface and photograph them from above. For this first flat lay challenge, the theme is anything you want it to be. You can go for a curated group of your favorite things, or take a minimalistic approach or completely fill the frame. Post as many flat lays as you like.
As always, new photos only for the weekly challenge please. Get out there and shoot! (Once the challenge week ends, you can continue to add to the thread with additional shots or you can show off older items from your catalogue that fit the theme.)
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As always, new photos only for the weekly challenge please. Get out there and shoot! (Once the challenge week ends, you can continue to add to the thread with additional shots or you can show off older items from your catalogue that fit the theme.)

Flat Lay Photography: The Ultimate Guide (+ 8 Tips)
Level up your flat lay photos with our ultimate guide. Including flat lay tips, tricks, examples, and much more!


So, what the heck is a flat lay? - Fat Mum Slim
Coming up the Photo A Day prompt is flat lay. Oh my goodness, this has confused some people in the cutest way possible. So today I wanted to tell you AND show you what a flat lay is. A flat is basically when you’re shooting items from directly above. Usually those items will be arranged ... Read...


Flat Lay Photography — The School of Photography - Courses, Tutorials & Books
In this tutorial, you’re going to learn flay lay photography and how to make your photos look like a pro has taken them. And we’re only going to use budget equipment. I’ll show you how to get great flat lay photography using just a window, a cheap second-hand camera or phone and a piece of polystyr