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Winner:
Under the Bridge
Cynops
Lights at Night
Challenge finished on Tuesday, 29 Sep 2009
Submit a photo taken of Light at Night. This can be a simple city scene or an elaborate concoction of your own lights. Show us something with light and color in the night.
Winner:
txikito bar, lisbon
sagit
Restaurants, lounges, bars, taverns, pubs
Challenge finished on Monday, 28 Sep 2009
Interiors of restaurants, lounges, bars, taverns, pubs - you may include employees or patrons.
Winner:
Firebird
James Kay
Post-Processing
Challenge finished on Monday, 28 Sep 2009
Post-processing or retouching can make or break an image. It can also save others. HRD, smudge, subtle or heavy, it comes in all flavors. Our own "Retouching" forum is a very active little corner of DPR but most of us here at DPR like to do post-processing and retouching.
Winner:
Old, broken turban
pisolone
Head Gear
Challenge finished on Sunday, 27 Sep 2009
It maybe what we call a Turban in India or a Cowboy hat In some other part of the world . A lot of them would be traditional etc..
Winner:
Rovinj by night
veky
Streets @ Night
Challenge finished on Sunday, 27 Sep 2009
Streets look beautiful under the night light. Please post night scene of your local street in this challenge. Long exposure shots are recommended.
Winner:
Grace
garbyrd
Beautiful Girls
Challenge finished on Saturday, 26 Sep 2009
If you think a girl is pretty, go ahead, but no glamour, lingerie, swimsuit, nudity and voyeurism!
Winner:
Curious
krh_57
Wild Creatures: Invertebrates
Challenge finished on Saturday, 26 Sep 2009
:: An Insight into the Natural World II :: Lets see the Invertebrate Wild Creatures that visit, or live in your backyard, front yard or just come onto your property (farm, etc.). Any type of Invertebrate animal is okay, e.g. Insects (butterflies, moths, bees, wasps, etc), Spiders, Scorpions, Centipedes, Millipedes, Snails, etc. You may like to view this as an ad-hoc survey of the bugs and other creepy-crawlies that you live with (sometimes unwittingly).
Winner:
Mixing chemicals
tinamarie52
## science ##
Challenge finished on Saturday, 26 Sep 2009
anything related to science are welcome
Winner:
Cloud Art
Hylton Herd
Dramatic light: Red filtered B&W sky
Challenge finished on Saturday, 26 Sep 2009
In ancient times, when Pan-F and Tri-X roamed the planet, clever B&W photographers used a red filter to darken blue skies. This made for startling landscape images. It's impractical to carry a red filter with you today when you can achieve the same result by using your editing software to do a color (channel) separation of your image. This technique gives you three different B&W photos, one if which looks like B&W shot through a red filter. Find an image full of REALLY blue sky. Learn how to create a color separation. Show us the red filtered result.
Winner:
Under the Milky Way
iMac, therefore iAm
Starry Starry Night!
Challenge finished on Friday, 25 Sep 2009
Let's see your favorite shot of the stars. For the purpose of this challenge you can submit shots of stars and longer star trails- however, the star trails/ stars must be clearly visible. Please don't submit an image where you have moonlight or daylight/ twilight washing out the stars. We don't want to see just a little smattering of stars, but a whole lot of great stars against a dark night sky. Please ensure that there are no animals or people in the photograph. All complaints related to entries in this challenge, must be made during the submission phase. Once the submission phase ends and voting starts, complaints will not be entertained. Have fun!
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