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**Challenge 79 part 2 Dark Side Of The Moon**
- Thread starter Hergest Ridge
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pfehlauer
Well-known member
.. in my opinion is that you can see the pic and the rest of the comments, don't have to remember the names to whom you have to answer... don't like the font, though, of the comment box...
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Pedro
'The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of my employer, not necessarily mine, and probably not necessary'
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Pedro
'The opinions expressed herein are not necessarily those of my employer, not necessarily mine, and probably not necessary'
Hergest Ridge
Leading Member
Hi Abstract,
You can name a shot as you wish but yes it's good if you can mention what lyric or song it relates too if only for my benefit as i'm really enjoying the different interpretations folks are making of specific songs/lyrics to how i think of them.
Regards
Paul
You can name a shot as you wish but yes it's good if you can mention what lyric or song it relates too if only for my benefit as i'm really enjoying the different interpretations folks are making of specific songs/lyrics to how i think of them.
Regards
Paul
I remember it though I can't think of the title (or be bothered to look for it).
Yes the title appeared to be the same but it actually had an extra space in it to make it different. Clever eh?
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iso3200
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andy syed
Well-known member
Gday all,
just introducing myself. Andy from Uk now australian living in france. I've been through the eligibles in the gallery and commented on everyone i think. Hopefully nobody gets upset cos i tried to be honest. I'm no expert but i'd appreciate honesty when it comes to appraisals. I hope to add something to this challenge in the next couple of days. It is a very challenging challenge given the bredth of topics.
Andy
just introducing myself. Andy from Uk now australian living in france. I've been through the eligibles in the gallery and commented on everyone i think. Hopefully nobody gets upset cos i tried to be honest. I'm no expert but i'd appreciate honesty when it comes to appraisals. I hope to add something to this challenge in the next couple of days. It is a very challenging challenge given the bredth of topics.
Andy
Nugar
Senior Member
Jim B (MSP)
Forum Pro
Welcome, Andy.
Thanks for all the comments.
We will await your photo contributions.
Jim
Thanks for all the comments.
We will await your photo contributions.
Jim
Hergest Ridge
Leading Member
Welcome Andy, good to see your comments in the gallery and i look forward to your entries. Fun isn't it? :> )
Regards
Paul
Regards
Paul
rodbam
Veteran Member
That's a great effort making that many comments, thanks. Looking forward to seeing your entry.
Regards Rod
Regards Rod
Hergest Ridge
Leading Member
Nearly half time here in Sydney anyway.
I first heard Dark Side Of The Moon in '76/'77 and have listened to it countless times since through good and bad times and every song and lyric brings very specific thoughts to mind that i will never lose. The most fascinating aspect of this challenge -which is exactly what i was hoping for- is seeing wildly different interpretations from my own very literal ones. Those that don't or hardly know the music have produced photographs as different as those that know it off by heart and have taken their inspiration from just a few words or a single song title. I'm very impressed and look forward to the next week and further entries.
Already i have more than 5 i want to vote into first place so the voting is going to be very hard when it comes around.
As the person running the challenge i feel as if i should comment on each entry but as the entries increase i run out of time so apologies to those i miss. I look at them all and a lot of them i keep on coming back to and see something different each time.
Keep it up
Regards
Paul
I first heard Dark Side Of The Moon in '76/'77 and have listened to it countless times since through good and bad times and every song and lyric brings very specific thoughts to mind that i will never lose. The most fascinating aspect of this challenge -which is exactly what i was hoping for- is seeing wildly different interpretations from my own very literal ones. Those that don't or hardly know the music have produced photographs as different as those that know it off by heart and have taken their inspiration from just a few words or a single song title. I'm very impressed and look forward to the next week and further entries.
Already i have more than 5 i want to vote into first place so the voting is going to be very hard when it comes around.
As the person running the challenge i feel as if i should comment on each entry but as the entries increase i run out of time so apologies to those i miss. I look at them all and a lot of them i keep on coming back to and see something different each time.
Keep it up
Regards
Paul
Hergest Ridge
Leading Member
Sorry to be confusing.
I've always used Hergest Ridge on forums and did so when i joined here not realising that i'd be entering challenges where i like to use my real name. I should really re-register under my real name-or hopefully within time folks will realise that Hergest Ridge is Paul-unless there's another Paul of course.
The ugly mug in Breathe and In The Dark is me.
Regards
Paul
I've always used Hergest Ridge on forums and did so when i joined here not realising that i'd be entering challenges where i like to use my real name. I should really re-register under my real name-or hopefully within time folks will realise that Hergest Ridge is Paul-unless there's another Paul of course.
The ugly mug in Breathe and In The Dark is me.
Regards
Paul
José Pablo Martínez
Forum Enthusiast
Hi again,
I'm sorry for my late reply.
No. I don’t have a 20D. Yet.
I just got a Pro1 five days ago and haven’t had much time to play with it yet.
So I guess I should finish RTFM and then use my camera a lot.
Then I'll come back here, do a search FIRST, and finally ask the questions I may have.
I'll check later if the Pro1 has the same options that you describe for light metering.
Thanks.
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-Jose Pablo.
http://www.pbase.com/jpm
I'm sorry for my late reply.
No. I don’t have a 20D. Yet.
I just got a Pro1 five days ago and haven’t had much time to play with it yet.
So I guess I should finish RTFM and then use my camera a lot.
Then I'll come back here, do a search FIRST, and finally ask the questions I may have.
I'll check later if the Pro1 has the same options that you describe for light metering.
Thanks.
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-Jose Pablo.
http://www.pbase.com/jpm
Nugar
Senior Member
Hi Techo,
As per your suggestion, I've uploaded a B/W version of my "Dad" photo to the exhibition gallery.
Hope you like it.
Best regards,
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Humberto Olarte Cupas
http://nugar.com/
http://panamarts.com/
As per your suggestion, I've uploaded a B/W version of my "Dad" photo to the exhibition gallery.
Hope you like it.
Best regards,
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Humberto Olarte Cupas
http://nugar.com/
http://panamarts.com/
My vote is for the color one.
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Lee
~ Be the person your dog thinks you are. ~
http://www.flyfamily.org
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Lee
~ Be the person your dog thinks you are. ~
http://www.flyfamily.org
Nugar
Senior Member
photocat
Leading Member
Thank you all for the suggestions. I had so many of them that I reshot the photo again instead of fixing it. The new picture has replaced the old one.
-Cat
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--Photocat
http://www.pbase.com/photocat
'It is what we think we know already that often prevents us from learning' -- Claud Bernard.
-Cat
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--Photocat
http://www.pbase.com/photocat
'It is what we think we know already that often prevents us from learning' -- Claud Bernard.
Richard Higgs
Senior Member
Hi challengers,
I woke up this morning and was delighted to find that my winning photo in CTF Challenge #76 was also selected as Australian digital photo of the day at http://www.potd.com.au . , in this months featured category "People and portraits".
I've noticed Gayle, has also had her fair share of APOTD winners at this site as well, not to mention a APOTM and having it published in "Australian Camera" magazine.
Just goes to show that entering photos in our little challenges is a good way to select your photos for other comps, if they fair well.
P.S. - This is my 5th APOTD in 3 months.
Kind Regards
Richard Higgs
http://www.pbase.com/rhiggs1
Rather, try to take impressive photos of any subject”.
Photography is 50% photographer, 40% light and 10% equipment.
I woke up this morning and was delighted to find that my winning photo in CTF Challenge #76 was also selected as Australian digital photo of the day at http://www.potd.com.au . , in this months featured category "People and portraits".
I've noticed Gayle, has also had her fair share of APOTD winners at this site as well, not to mention a APOTM and having it published in "Australian Camera" magazine.
Just goes to show that entering photos in our little challenges is a good way to select your photos for other comps, if they fair well.
P.S. - This is my 5th APOTD in 3 months.
Kind Regards
Richard Higgs
http://www.pbase.com/rhiggs1
“Don’t feel you have to take photos of impressive subjects….
Rather, try to take impressive photos of any subject”.
Photography is 50% photographer, 40% light and 10% equipment.
Congratulations Richards.... I always admire your work
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warmest regards,
sue anne
Pro 1
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--I woke up this morning and was delighted to find that my winning
photo in CTF Challenge #76 was also selected as Australian digital
photo of the day at http://www.potd.com.au . , in this months featured
category "People and portraits".
I've noticed Gayle, has also had her fair share of APOTD winners at
this site as well, not to mention a APOTM and having it published
in "Australian Camera" magazine.
Just goes to show that entering photos in our little challenges is
a good way to select your photos for other comps, if they fair well.
P.S. - This is my 5th APOTD in 3 months.
Kind Regards
Richard Higgs
http://www.pbase.com/rhiggs1
“Don’t feel you have to take photos of impressive subjects….
Rather, try to take impressive photos of any subject”.
Photography is 50% photographer, 40% light and 10% equipment.
warmest regards,
sue anne
Pro 1
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