NPW UK

I'm all in. 28 hours to go and we have 7 and 17. Getting better. I'm delighted to hear from you Buckshot :-). I hope you're doing well. Yes, it is sad that the number of people entering has dropped...

Come on Folks. Still 2 days to get you're entries in :-) Good luck all, Neil.

Is it just me or are the prices and headings mis-aligned for anyone else? I'm using XP SP3 with a 1220+1920 monitor and IE8. Tried it 3 times now and always looks the same.  Neil.

Placed 2^nd in the challenge. Props :- 1 red pin 14 pearl pins 1 sheet of pink paper

Gladly. I posted a link to some photos and descriptions above. Have a look at :-

http://www.flickr.com/photos/64526740@N08/sets/72157633356166647/

I'm glad you like my photos :-)

Neil.

Thats a clever idea! I like it :-) .

Thats a clever idea! Simple, yet effective. I like it :-) .

Thank you all for your very kind comments :-) . I'm glad my set up photos are well received. I hope they might inspire some of you to try similar photos in the future. They do take some time and...

Well done Zhaark on a worthy second place ;-).

Neil.

I'd like to give a big thank you to all of you who voted for my photo :-) .

Here is a link to some photos and descriptions of my setup and another photo I took using...

How Much???!!!

Placed 43^rd in the challenge. This is my attempt at ‘painting with light’ photography. I taped several different plastic chocolate wrappers (two layers thick), next to each other onto a transparent plastic lid so that I could shine a light through each of them as required. Each of the three front stones had about nine seconds of exposure to the differently filtered light.

OK Dan. I'm all in. Good luck all, Neil.

Thank you Naga :-)

Yes the glass was empty. All the bits you see are either glass shards or glass 'dust'.

I would be delighted to show you how I took this photo after the results of the...

Interesting photo. I can see why you left it till close to the end before entering this photo - It's not quite 'minimal post processing' is it?!

Placed 29^th in the challenge. This Romanesco cauliflower is probably the best example of a natural fractal with it's logarithmic spirals. It is naturally a vivid radioactive green tone which I felt distracted from the amazing repeated pattern, so I desaturated it slightly.

Placed 16^th in the challenge. These are often called 'Spogs'.

Placed 1^st in the challenge. Taken on my kitchen table. The glass was completely enclosed inside a cardboard box that I modified, to prevent harm by the flying shards. The glass was shattered using a spring powered pellet. If anyone shows an interest, I will gladly post a link to photos and details of my setup after the results of the challenge.

Still a full day to get your comments and votes in folks :-) Good luck all, Neil.

I must congratulate you all for finding so many different forms of triangles and the imagination you showed when presenting them in your photos :-) . I'm looking forward to commenting on them this...