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Winner: Fishing boat on still water
Ed at Ridersite
"B..." Like (motor) Boats ! Challenge finished on Thursday, 29 Oct 2009 Only "Motor" boats pictures in this challenge !
Winner: Boudewijn
Jan3X5
The man and his guitar Challenge finished on Wednesday, 28 Oct 2009 Show us images of guitars including the man that plays. Show us the breathe-taking action, the love of the player or whatever it seems right.
Winner: The Photograher considers the Wratten 'A' filter
Steve Throndson
Shorts Challenge finished on Wednesday, 28 Oct 2009 Show us images of people wearing shorts...all different colors, from regular shorts to "Hot Pants". Now the kicker....At Night....
Winner: Orient Angel
sightmaster
CARGO SHIPS Challenge finished on Tuesday, 27 Oct 2009 Pictures of cargo ships are tankers, container ships, general cargo ships, roll on/off ships and they are not passenger ships, ferry boats, fishing boats, tug boats, speed boats, sailing boats, yachts, cruisers, zodiacs or warfare/coast guard ships.
Winner: Empty Seats
Mnemosynee
Repetition Challenge finished on Monday, 26 Oct 2009 Repetition photography is a way to grab the attention of your audience and draw them into the image. Repeating a shape throughout your photo gives you instant composition and can say a lot about your subject.(www.betterphoto.com)
Winner: Warning! curves ahead
Rixoon
She is sexy!! Challenge finished on Monday, 26 Oct 2009 Women, sexy...let us have it!! Be sensible with your photo choice, there is a fine line between "sexy" and plain "porn/nudity"
Winner: The Eye
clockphoto
Surreal composite fantasies Challenge finished on Monday, 26 Oct 2009 The rules for this challenge are simple: you take a shot, and then in PS or other software that can do this, you make a mirror (flopped horizontally or vertically) copy of that original image and paste the two or more images together to create something that can't possibly exists in real life, but nevertheless attains a very beautiful, interesting intriguing and inspiring quality. As if you really wanted something like that to exist in real life. Subject matter: suggestions: architecture, landscapes, objects, basically anything, but not humans or animals or flowers. Also, no combining of different originals and no more than 4 of the original image per assembly. The final result can be square, rectangular or panoramic type size (e.g. 3 images vertically or horizontally aligned).
Winner: S.I.E.S.T.A
Spiridakis Michael
Idle Times @ Streets Challenge finished on Sunday, 25 Oct 2009 Please post a photo which shows somebody spending his idle time along a street. The photo must show one or more subjects in a street doing nothing and the expression of the main subject must look like he/she is idle.
Winner: The Process of Memory
Steve Throndson
Triptych: When a Single Picture Won't Do Challenge finished on Sunday, 25 Oct 2009 There are times when a sequence of photos does a better job of telling the story than a single image. This is a very specific challenge requirement for a "triptych". Combine a sequence of three images into a single submitted image that tells more of the story than a single image would. See additional rules for more details.
Winner: In Vino Veritas
Pavel Kudrys
Composition: Foreground Framing Challenge finished on Saturday, 24 Oct 2009 Finding a good, well-lit subject is the first challenge faced by a photographer. The second is how to compose the shot. One technique calls for "framing" the subject with foreground elements; this helps draw the viewer's eye to the subject. For this challenge, submit an image that includes distinct, but OUT OF FOCUS, foreground framing elements. See the "Additional rules" and refer to the sample images for illustration.
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