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Winner: Gemini
drtonyb

> Thunder / Lightning Challenge finished on Monday, 26 Jul 2010 Natural Thunder / Lightning

Winner: Sun rise 5-30-10 002-1
DaveinSciota

The Garden Challenge finished on Monday, 26 Jul 2010 So views of a garden.

Winner: 1116 colors
Tcesko

Shopping Challenge finished on Monday, 26 Jul 2010 Show what you interpret as "shopping"

Winner: Jump
siemon

- Moving Human Sihoulette- taken at Night - (No BW/Sepia) Challenge finished on Monday, 26 Jul 2010 Main subject = ONE night sihoulette of WHOLE adult human. If there's more than one main sihoulette, or if the sihoulette of the human isn't at least 85% whole, the entry will be disqualified. Sihoulette should occupy a reasonably large area, i.e between 3-99% of the photo area. No Baby, No Babies, No Kid, No Kids, No Teenager, No Teenagers, No Live animal, No Live animals, No Baby, No Babies. Dead animals are allowed to be present in the photo as back/foreground. Finally give description of your shot and explain how you took and process it.

Winner: City Of Lights
T_O_M_E_K

Silicon Cities Challenge finished on Monday, 26 Jul 2010 With the second challenge in the Engineering Series we turn our attention to the circuit board. These little cities of resistors, capacitors, transistors and various other surface components can be found virtually anywhere you can find electronics. Many different materials with their own properties are littered across these boards, with a great deal of variation in depth/dimensions. Be creative with your lighting (be it sunlight or controlled indoor lighting). There is no excuse for a boring photograph!

Winner: Strong Wind in Senj, Croatia
Damir Sencar

Wind Challenge finished on Monday, 26 Jul 2010 How would you represent something that is not visible? I invite you to try to photograph the wind. How it shapes things it hits, how it blows through the trees, how it manifests its lightness, its power and its force... Be your fantasy and sensibility your guide. PS: only pictures taken while the wind was actually blowing will be considered as valid for the challenge. It must be clear and visible that the wind was there!

Winner: Going home...
spreketek

Compact Power: Panning Challenge finished on Monday, 26 Jul 2010 As many of you probably know, small sensor cameras are not great in producing shallow out of focus rendering (outside the Macro distance). The camera panning is an effective technique how to blur the background and make the main subject of interest sharp. So even with small sensor, there is a way to achieve some interesting results with sense of depth and motion. Your task in this challenge is to show us the best panning effect you achieved with compact camera. Please read the rules carefully!

Winner: Picnic season opened
Alibek888

Summer Picnics & BBQs... Challenge finished on Sunday, 25 Jul 2010 Central idea here is to show activity and capture a fun atmosphere of a picnic or BBQ or similar event. Where people come together to cook, eat, play games, have fun and enjoy each other's company. NO pictures of roasted puppies, guinea pigs, insects, or small children. Your pictures will be immediately deleted without explanation or forethought. If I think it's offensive...that's all the reason I need to hit the delete button.

Winner: Air Display explosion
minfansony

KABOOM! Challenge finished on Sunday, 25 Jul 2010 In honor of Independence Day in the United States, let's see photographs of EXPLOSIONS of any size. Not just skyrockets, but other things that go KABOOM.

Winner: Entrepreneur
007peter

Journalism - Economics. Challenge finished on Saturday, 24 Jul 2010 Your assignment is for the business section. Source a story, of either local or national economic interest, and capture an image to support it. As well as the photograph you need to create a headline and write a couple of lines of the story to give it context. Voters should assess the relevance of both the headline and text in conjunction with the image. The emphasis is on finding a relevant, current story; entries using still lifes such as coinage, notes etc are liable to be rejected.

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