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Winner: In the harbour
olivier_777
Compact with a compact Challenge finished on Thursday, 19 Feb 2009 Put away those interchangeable lens bodies, dust off the compact (old or new) and focus on something, well, compact. Anything which economizes on space is acceptable: gadgets, animals, architecture etc. Remember, compact doesn't necessarily mean small, large items can be compact too! Remember, your shot has to be taken with a compact
Winner: dew on web
Brent Lossing
Interconnected Challenge finished on Wednesday, 18 Feb 2009 Images to show all the ways that we communicate in this interconnected world. Be it mobile phones, instant messaging, or a letter. Get the message across of how each medium of communication brings people closer together.
Winner: Coulé!
Michel Quinternet
Another point of view Challenge finished on Monday, 16 Feb 2009 It's sometimes too easy to take the 'obvious' photo, and this is even more true when you're shooting a famous landmark or place. A standard, archetypal image of that location or feature becomes popular and these inspiring buildings and places of wonder become the stuff of postcards. This challenge is about pictures of buildings and places that people know, captured in an way they're not used to. Make the familiar and famous look unusual, expected and exciting.
Winner: Imprisoned Sky
Franky2005
Frame within a Frame Challenge finished on Saturday, 14 Feb 2009 Try and find a natural photo frame around you in any shape or design. You can break rules of the perfect composition and place your subject in any area of the photograph as the frame automatically adds interest and impact to your main subject.
Winner: Burning Bush
Matt_Anderson
The Magic of Monochrome Challenge finished on Friday, 13 Feb 2009 We want to see your very best black and white digital shot - something that really shows the graphic power of greyscale. This is a challenge designed to show why after half a century of color photography black and white still exerts such as powerful hold over the creative photogapher.
Winner: Riding on the Sky Trails
dav0r
I want to ride my bicycle Challenge finished on Thursday, 12 Feb 2009 Belief in Peter Pan, Superman or Frankenstein is entirely optional. What isn't, however, is an understanding of sense of freedom and exhilaration that self-powered propulsion can bring. Alternatively, try to show an appreciation of the precision engineering that goes into a modern bike.
Winner: Sleeping beauty
sandrab
Reflection Challenge finished on Monday, 09 Feb 2009 Whether you interpret it literally or metaphorically, we're looking for your interpretation of a single word: reflection.
Winner: City Strike
Derrick Louw
City at night Challenge finished on Sunday, 08 Feb 2009 Give us an image that captures the essence of a city at night. Any camera, any lens, any post-processing (within reason - see rules).
Winner: Carpatian Falls
Datos
Small Falls Challenge finished on Saturday, 07 Feb 2009 Landscapes are a popular photographic subject, and some of the most appealing landscape features are undoubtably waterfalls. So in this challenge we want to see your waterfall pictures, but with a slight twist. The big, obvious attractions (Niagara, Victoria etc) are banned from this challenge; let's see smaller, less well-known, and more intimate views.
Winner: Oscar - Bored of Posing
Bimberiman
Candlelight Portrait Challenge finished on Friday, 06 Feb 2009 Capturing the warm glow of candlelight in photographs can be quite challenging. Faster lenses, using tripods and slower shutter speeds is the trick here. Try using reflectors to throw in some extra light. But to throw a spanner in the works, we're going to disqualify the most obvious subject - children (big and small) blowing out their birthday cake candles.
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