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Melting chocolate
fcostacampos
Chocolate
Challenge finished on Tuesday, 24 Nov 2009
The dark master, as Cosmo Kramer called it. We all love it, we see it often, but not really in these forums... So let's give it a shot :-) Show me some chocolates!
Winner:
Desert Mannequin
David Lumsden
Tacky Roadside Art
Challenge finished on Sunday, 22 Nov 2009
In the southern US, the term for tasteless, kitchy things is tacky. My mother would say: "Lord have mercy, would you just look at that tacky thing!" So to honor my mother's good taste, let's see some pictures of really tacky stuff you see from the highway. It's not quite the same as the cloying sentimentality of Kitsch but still related. If it's both tacky and kitchy, even better. I recommend the Florida Keys - a real goldmine for bad roadside art. One of my favorite places.
Winner:
Joy Jumpers!
Zyrogerg
Brother and Sister in B&W
Challenge finished on Sunday, 22 Nov 2009
Please post portrait shots of a brother and a sister together. Face has to be visible and no silhouette shots please. B&W only. Thanks!
Winner:
Cleaning the feathers
ToXiQ
Little Birdie
Challenge finished on Sunday, 22 Nov 2009
Small colourful birds . Probably Not bigger than the size of your palm .
Winner:
At the Georgetown VFW (MA, USA)
dmanthree
Tanks for the memories
Challenge finished on Sunday, 22 Nov 2009
The challenge is to find a "pedestal tank" in your specific city/town/village/army post, take this icon of your country's history and turn it into something visually appealing and artistic. What I am looking for is for everyone to make the most of their creativity and technical knowledge to create a colourful representation of the pedestal tank. I would like to see such things as recruiting posters, sales posters, or Remebrance Day (or your country's equivalent day of mourning) collages...etc...
Winner:
Key West Storm Front
brick33308
"Hump Day"
Challenge finished on Sunday, 22 Nov 2009
In the United States, Wednesday is called "Hump Day" by many people. It's the day in the week when workers "get over the hump" of their workload and begin looking foward to the weekend. This challenge is pretty specific: enter a photo taken on one of the two Wednesdays after the announcement date of the challenge. That is, they must be shot only on Nov. 4 or 11. Any subject. Only restriction is it must be taken on either one of those two Wednesdays. Please read and follow the additional rules.
Winner:
Parking ends here?
bppb
Composition: The World Askew
Challenge finished on Saturday, 21 Nov 2009
Traditionally, photos are always taken level with the horizon. That's because that's the way we see the world ... but it's not always the way we feel about the world. An image with a tilted horizon is disturbing to our senses, but that's exactly why it can be powerful. Show us an image that gains power through a tilted angle. (Note Addition rules)
Winner:
Olivia
Acquiesce
Ladies Beachwear
Challenge finished on Friday, 20 Nov 2009
The whole fashion for the sea
Winner:
3 daughters
klaudiakrueger
Antique B&W Portraits
Challenge finished on Thursday, 19 Nov 2009
This challenge will require some research of 1.) how antique portraits in the early 1900's were made, 2.) Clothing, hair styles and ornaments and 3.) lighting and post processing techniques. Make sure the result doesn't look too clean -- spots, cracks and other irregularities are part of the game. *please read all rules (capture date!)*
Winner:
MATRIX - LUNCH
Ruud de Cocq
"E..." Like "Eating places"
Challenge finished on Thursday, 19 Nov 2009
Show us outside views of unusual places where to eat...
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