Wandering Recursions

The only rule is that you describe your image! That is all!

Pictures of DJs doing what they do best!

Show me a picture involving laser or laser light!

Whether it's a look of flavorful delight, or squinting your eyes together as your tongue burns; anywhere in between or closely extrapolated, show the rations people have to spicy foods

Show me something you believe to be decrepit, and tell me WHY

Show me your best shot when using ISO 100 (or less, if you want) setting or film

Battle of the photographers! In this challenge, you submit either two pictures or a composite picture, where you have one photographer taking a picture of the other. Try to be creative!

You're at your computer. You look down, and see something on your desk that always makes you smile. Show me what that thing is.

Show us a picture that has converging lines towards a central point

Show me a picture that you thing describes 'damage' and tell my WHY. ////Please see additional rules\\\\

Show me your best shot with the market's best entry-level camera, the Canon EOS 550D. READ ADDITIONAL RULES OR YOU WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. I will not tolerate any sort of ignorance.

Show me a photo that has particularly high constrast, WITHOUT post-processing. Direct from camera only, please

Like the title says. A picture where the lens cause noticeably vignetting in a positive way, without post-processing. This includes colour correction

Show me your best shot taken with a 50mm F1.8 (any maufacturer) taken either in the dark, or at night.

Show me your interpretation of the term 'Limitless'. And please read additional rules, failure to do so will most likely result in a DQ.

Speakers, of the mechanical kind. Y'know, the ones with magnets and cones and thumping music. Not the motivational ones.

Your best picture of food! Any and all food is acceptable, as long as it's edible and it looks tasty!

There are many magnificent wonders in this world of ours, from every corner of our wonderful planet. But the real wonders are the ones nearby. Show me your local wonder of your world.

Show me your most creative use of real lens flare!

Show me your BEST photo of a subject taken in a widescreen landscape format (16:9 or wider)

Show me your BEST outdoor/landscape/scenery photograph taken in portrait/vertical format. No buildings, please, make this as natural as possible

Show me what you interpret as 'Duality'. Also, please read additional rules to avoid disqualification

In this challange, take a picture that has been set up in such a way that rotating it 90° makes it look normal... until you look closer. Therefore, a picture must be taken on either landscape or portrait, and then rotated to portrait or landscape respectively. Example: http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/4315/realphotosbutverycrazy3u.jpg

Let's try this one again! Custom Bokeh time, like the one i did a while ago. But this time, PAY ATTENTION AND READ THE RULES. Call me harsh, but if you don't I will disqualify you and call you out. Now go read the additional rules

Any panorama of 3 or more images where the camera was indoors. Please provide a description of location, how many photos, and any other techniques or equipment you would like to tell us you used

Show me your interpretation of the term 'Equality', whether it's social, physical, mental, or anything you think would suit it. Be creative.

As it says. Show me what you see when you think of the term 'Knife's Edge'. IT can be anything, as long as it isn't gruesome or explicit.

Show me your best picture of any sort of rainbow caused by refracted light. In the sky, on a disc, from a prism... No other subjects in the photos, please (humans/animals, etc)

For this challenge, submit your try at creating custom bokeh (the blurred part of an image) by means of making an irregularly-shaped aperture - usually done with a piece of black paper with a shape cut out, held in front of a large-aperture lens. For more information, visit http://www.diyphotography.net/diy_create_your_own_bokeh and for some examples:...

Greetings! This is a challenge for those who's photographic knowledge is still blooming. Amateurs, fledglings, novices alike. You have learned much, but have much to learn. There are more tomorrows than yesterdays. Yadda-yadda-yadda. You get the idea. For those of you who've been following this website for more than a year (as of the announcement date of this challenge), this is not for...