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Newton's laws of motion

Challenge #27 in the Sevens series. Hosted by Dutch Newchurch.

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This is the third in the series: ‘Seven Scientific Theories’. Imagine you have been asked to provide one or two creative and inspirational illustrations for a textbook, on Newton's laws of motion. A spacecraft in free fall (the first law)? A dragster burning rubber (the second law)? A heeling yacht (the third law)? An interceptor with flaming afterburners (the second or third law)? A cannon firing (the third or second law)? (The whole series is here: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4236850 )

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Announced:

Tuesday, 23rd January, 2018 (GMT)

Submissions:

Tuesday, 30th January, 2018 – Monday, 5th February, 2018 (GMT)

Voting:

Tuesday, 6th February, 2018 – Monday, 12th February, 2018 (GMT)

Processing rules:

No restrictions. If you don't do much Photoshop, that's fine, but please don't mark down those who do, as a principle.
Small, unobtrusive watermarks are allowed, and should not be penalised in voting.
Recommended image size is Facebook standard; 2048 pixels on the long side, but the challenge host (and voters) will tolerate other sizes.

Capture date rules:

No restrictions.

Additional rules:

You must be the author of the image you enter.
If you enter, please vote.
If you vote, please vote fairly.
The challenge host will decide whether the entry matches the brief and may disqualify any that seem not to.
Please don't enter an image that has been entered into another challenge recently, or several times before. The challenge host may disqualify such entries at their discretion.
Put a piece of your own soul into your entry; a simple record of someone else's art is unlikely to attract a high score.
Constructive comments welcomed - on any entry - at any time after the challenge has opened for submissions.
You may enter two (2) images.
You may say which law of motion you are illustrating (particularly if it is a very creative interpretation).

Maximum number of entries per user:

Maximum number of entries in challenge:

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