::Photography Competition - WINNERS & New Subject::
27-07-2009, 11:50 AM
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::Photography Competition - WINNERS & New Subject::
Thank you everyone that made the effort to enter last weeks photography competition, which subject title was chosen by Danneth as:
MOVEMENT
And the winners are:
1st Place: Chip
2nd Place: nomad
3rd Place: StephenC 
Well done peeps!!!!
So, chip has chosen this weeks new subjust which is:
LEARNING
Please have all of your entries PM'd to me by FRIDAY 7th August @ 7pm
1) Only one photograph entry per person
2) Submit ALL photographs to ME by pm
3) Photo's can not be doctored or altered in anyway, apart from resizing, adding a border or changing colour to black and white/sepia.
4) Regardless of what size photogrpah you send me, it shall be changed to 1024 x 768 when it is being hosted, so please bare this in mind
5) No text at all can be added to any photographs
If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to ask!
MOVEMENT
And the winners are:
1st Place: Chip
2nd Place: nomad
3rd Place: StephenC
Well done peeps!!!!
So, chip has chosen this weeks new subjust which is:
LEARNING
Please have all of your entries PM'd to me by FRIDAY 7th August @ 7pm
1) Only one photograph entry per person
2) Submit ALL photographs to ME by pm
3) Photo's can not be doctored or altered in anyway, apart from resizing, adding a border or changing colour to black and white/sepia.
4) Regardless of what size photogrpah you send me, it shall be changed to 1024 x 768 when it is being hosted, so please bare this in mind
5) No text at all can be added to any photographs
If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to ask!
27-07-2009, 12:57 PM
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27-07-2009, 01:03 PM
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i've been using photobucket for about 6 years and after it killed pretty much my first account on their quality wise, i've always uploaded as .png's from then on - they may have fixed the problem by now though !!
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28-07-2009, 02:13 PM
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Thanks lads
I hope that the new subject throws up some interesting artistic intpretations, particuarly from within nature, as animals teaching their young can be a great subject matter, both in terms of stimulating the eyes with a fabulous array of colours and also in tugging at the heart strings by stimulating our emotions, for example a bird teaching its young to fly, as well as of course opportunities for a different type of picture such as a 18 year old A level student bending over to pick up her books in a short skirt which tends to stimulate in other ways.
I hope that the new subject throws up some interesting artistic intpretations, particuarly from within nature, as animals teaching their young can be a great subject matter, both in terms of stimulating the eyes with a fabulous array of colours and also in tugging at the heart strings by stimulating our emotions, for example a bird teaching its young to fly, as well as of course opportunities for a different type of picture such as a 18 year old A level student bending over to pick up her books in a short skirt which tends to stimulate in other ways.
28-07-2009, 02:17 PM
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28-07-2009, 04:05 PM
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28-07-2009, 04:14 PM
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, i think i might draw a pic on paint
29-07-2009, 02:35 PM
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have a dslr now so hopefully i can make some better pics now 
03-08-2009, 03:19 AM
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Im going to get a D90 as soon as I have figured out what lens' are best for them.
So I can enter this and the ocuk photography's (theirs are amazing, but like I they love their photoshop, which leads me into my next question
Chip : What camera settings did you use to take the pic of the Escos ? I cant read EXIF data as im on linux and it doesnt even understand what a JPEG is
So I can enter this and the ocuk photography's (theirs are amazing, but like I they love their photoshop, which leads me into my next question
Chip : What camera settings did you use to take the pic of the Escos ? I cant read EXIF data as im on linux and it doesnt even understand what a JPEG is
03-08-2009, 10:12 AM
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i've got a few pics like that Chip, but that one really is a good'un - mine were done at 50mph, on the M5 motorway hanging out of my bro's sunroof with the camera strap around my neck just in case 
- mine were done at 50mph, on the M5 motorway hanging out of my bro's sunroof with the camera strap around my neck just in case
03-08-2009, 10:18 AM
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This is about the best I can manage as far as a panning shot taken from a static location goes:
Thats better than most of mine come out though when panning, its very hard to get the whole car in focus, I normally end up with either the front or back blurred!
