A photo challenge starting January 5th 2009. One image only, normal size restrictions apply (1000 pixel maximum width or height recommended - if vertical we suggest 700 pixels maximum width). No followup images (comparisons) except by those who have not already posted their one image. Discussion welcome - please only repeat images in discussion posts if absolutely essential. Aster has been appointed moderator of this forum in recognition of her commitment to making it great fun. This does not prevent others from setting challenges!
Forum rules
One image only, normal size restrictions apply (1000 pixel maximum width or height recommended - if vertical we suggest 700 pixels maximum width). No followup images (comparisons) except by those who have not already posted their one image. Discussion welcome - please only repeat images in discussion posts if absolutely essential. Participants should provide basic camera data (body, lens, ISO, mode, exposure over-ride or WB settings), and details of raw processing and subsequent PP.
This is not an entry but the link is well worth going to for anyone who has not seen this photograph in the Metro. A self portrait by a monkey. Certainly an individual but not a person. Absolutely priceless.
Ernie, a local "character", at the Faversham hop festival. A900 & 70-400g @ 400mm 1/250 f5.6 200 ISO
Some days you eat the bear, other days the bear eats you....
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And yet an other end to an other prolific challenge...
Thank you all for the enthusiastic participation and the striking variety of submissions!
Time to vote for your favourites in all 4 parts of the POLL. Please visit the links below to vote and make sure that you cast your vote in each of 4 parts. A Final Poll will be arranged when we determine the highest-vote-getters to finalize the challenge with a selected winner.
We have our winner: Kevin Barret with his photo “A young fan at the IRL races”.
Thank you all for joining this challenge and let's see you all in the next challenge !
Keep up the spirit and the good work masters of light! The Solar System has been good to us with a means to translate light into art....so let's proceed with the eternal light journey from wherever we may have left off.