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Life On Frozen Water

Challenge #9 in the WaterWorld series. Hosted by Deleted pending purge.

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"I think over again my small adventures, | My fears, | Those small ones that seemed so big, | For all the vital things | I had to get and to reach; | And yet there is only one great thing, | The only thing, | To live to see the great day that dawns | And the light that fills the world." The emotions awakened by this beautiful poem of an anonymous 19th century Inuit author; how would you express them photographically? Your work should merge the harshness of icy, cold environment with the blessing of life that such an ambience yet offers. Use the above poem to align the elements in your impression. PLEASE NOTE: Ignoring the Rules will cause disqualification.

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Announced:

Tuesday, 10th January, 2012 (GMT)

Submissions:

Tuesday, 17th January, 2012 – Monday, 23rd January, 2012 (GMT)

Voting:

Tuesday, 24th January, 2012 – Monday, 30th January, 2012 (GMT)

Processing rules:

The longer side of the photo must not be over 1600px. Format and aspect may be as you please..
Any kind of post processing is acceptable. Don't overdo it (less is more)!
No frames, watermarks, date/time nor other identification marks.
No added-on content (no composite pictures).
Resize your photos to a maximum as set by the Rules, and not larger.

Capture date rules:

No restrictions.

Additional rules:

Digital JPEGs with full EXIF only.
No advertisements in any form.
No snapshots, please. Compose your work.
If there are people in your pictures, please ensure that they are presented as anonymous (faces suitably hidden or averted / changed).
No provocative titling and/or descriptions! If your photo depicts some ecological or legal negativity, please be moderate and neutral.
Voting: Award one to two stars if the photo does not quite impress you... three, if you'd tolerate the picture adorning your living room wall... four stars if you would actually like it there… and if the picture really excites you in both thematic and photographic sense, give’em five! Half-a-star above or below your decision means “leaning toward…” and should be applied accordingly.
No sandbagging, please! It's the same as begging for glory: sick and disgusting.

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Shelduck

by karamanda13

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Camera:	Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18
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Submitted:	Sunday, 22nd January, 2012 01:02 (GMT)
Taken:	Saturday, 2nd January, 2010
Focal length:	49.9 mm
Shutter speed:	1/500 sec
Aperture:	F3.6
ISO:	100
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