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01/30/2013 01:34:28 PM · #1
Wind III

This challenge is specifically intended to be about "wind" like a breeze that blows, not about alternate meanings of wind like "wind the clock" or anything else. Your task is to try to capture this invisible but always-present phenomenon.

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Wind II October 23, 2006
Wind December 8, 2004

We are having a very windy day. I was out in position before sunrise. The snow was blowing so hard, I couldn't see anything. But, I have 6 days left.

During the voting phase, I will comment on every image. My comment will be in the form of constructive criticism.
01/30/2013 01:44:02 PM · #2
We're supposed to get 60mph winds tonight. But it will be dark, and raining, so I think I'll pass. LOL!
01/30/2013 01:51:36 PM · #3
Originally posted by Kelli:

We're supposed to get 60mph winds tonight. But it will be dark, and raining, so I think I'll pass. LOL!

Sorry for the weather. If you are completely overcast, you may indeed be in the dark. However, there will be a 74% waning gibbous moon rising about 10:30pm and setting about 9:44am (check your local times). Might be enough light to be creative with clouds, rain, snow, smoke, waves, etc.
01/30/2013 01:52:49 PM · #4
Originally posted by Kelli:

We're supposed to get 60mph winds tonight. But it will be dark, and raining, so I think I'll pass. LOL!

Likewise. Though ours may last into morning. We'll see...
01/30/2013 02:10:55 PM · #5
Farts have been clocked as fast as 10 feet/second. Does that count towards a breeze that blows?

Message edited by author 2013-01-30 14:11:57.
01/30/2013 02:12:41 PM · #6
Originally posted by Venser:

Farts have been clocked at fast as 10 feet/second. Does that count towards a breeze that blows?


Yes as long as you show it knocking something over or blowing someones hair back.:)
01/30/2013 02:14:20 PM · #7
Originally posted by nygold:

Yes as long as you show it knocking something over or blowing someones hair back.:)
Challenge accepted then.
01/30/2013 02:17:30 PM · #8
An invisible, ancient source of energy surrounds us—energy that powered the first explorations of the world, and that may be a key to the future. This map shows you the delicate tracery of wind flowing over the US.

Wind Map

If anyone has Europe, Asia, or any other part of the world, please post.
01/30/2013 02:18:37 PM · #9
Originally posted by hahn23:

Wind III

This challenge is specifically intended to be about "wind" like a breeze that blows, not about alternate meanings of wind like "wind the clock" or anything else. Your task is to try to capture this invisible but always-present phenomenon.


Would love to see a Buster Keaton-esque shot of someone winding a clock tower in a wind storm!

Originally posted by hahn23:

During the voting phase, I will comment on every image. My comment will be in the form of constructive criticism.


So not just blowing hot air then? :) :) :) :) :)
01/30/2013 02:28:06 PM · #10
Originally posted by Venser:

Originally posted by nygold:

Yes as long as you show it knocking something over or blowing someones hair back.:)
Challenge accepted then.


Anyone who enters an ass blast shot will get no lower that a 7 from me.
01/30/2013 02:35:01 PM · #11
The challenge is clearly and specifically about wind caused by nature, not the "wind" passed by juveniles. The gutter comments belong somewhere else. Maybe nygold and venser should communicate amongst themselves via PM. Please stay on the topic. Maybe a SC member can help eliminate the rude, crude behavior.
01/30/2013 02:41:27 PM · #12
Flatulence is defined in the medical literature as "flatus expelled through the anus" or the "quality or state of being flatulent", which is defined in turn as "marked by or affected with gases generated in the intestine or stomach; likely to cause digestive flatulence." The root of these words is from the Latin flatus - "a blowing, a breaking wind".
01/30/2013 02:49:07 PM · #13
Originally posted by MarkB:

Flatulence is defined in the medical literature as "flatus expelled through the anus" or the "quality or state of being flatulent", which is defined in turn as "marked by or affected with gases generated in the intestine or stomach; likely to cause digestive flatulence." The root of these words is from the Latin flatus - "a blowing, a breaking wind".

The challenge description specifically excludes all but the breeze that blows. Go ahead and suggest a different challenge for your flatulence... and the flatulence of others who can only think like juvenile delinquents. Please stay on topic.
01/30/2013 02:52:30 PM · #14
Both the noise and odor associated with flatus leaving the anus can be sources of embarrassment or comedy in many cultures.

I'm guessing your the type that gets embarrassed.
01/30/2013 02:54:03 PM · #15
Originally posted by hahn23:

The challenge is clearly and specifically about wind caused by nature, not the "wind" passed by juveniles.
I can assure you the gas coming out of my ass is caused by nature. Last I checked I don't have a leaf blower tucked up there.

Message edited by author 2013-01-30 15:43:22.
01/30/2013 02:58:15 PM · #16
Definitely won't be voting on this one. Smelly feet were enough for me.
01/30/2013 02:58:35 PM · #17
Originally posted by nygold:

Both the noise and odor associated with flatus leaving the anus can be sources of embarrassment or comedy in many cultures.

I'm guessing your the type that gets embarrassed.

I'm embarrassed by your grammatical/punctuation/spelling error. But, otherwise, I am not easily embarrassed by rude, crude behavior. It's just that your comments are off topic.
01/30/2013 03:00:12 PM · #18
Originally posted by MNet:

Definitely won't be voting on this one. Smelly feet were enough for me.

Well, hell! I give up. This site has gone to the dogs.
01/30/2013 03:01:54 PM · #19
You quit because I left out a question mark????????????
01/30/2013 03:03:02 PM · #20
Originally posted by nygold:

You quit because I left out a question mark????????????

Ask Venser. He's a self-proclaimed genius.

Message edited by author 2013-01-30 15:04:39.
01/30/2013 03:08:07 PM · #21
There's nothing rude about anything nygold or myself brought up.
You don't like the fact farting meets the challenge, fine, but that doesn't make it rude. I fully plan on taking a shot of this act of nature somehow. Just have to think of a humourous scenario. As a voter, give me a 1 if you don't like it, my feelings won't be hurt. In the end, as long as someone laughs at my entry, I've succeeded.

Since you exclude derived sources of wind, it will break up the monotonicity of looking at trees blowing in landscapes and waves on the sea.
01/30/2013 03:11:26 PM · #22
Originally posted by Venser:

There's nothing rude about anything nygold or myself brought up.
You don't like the fact farting meets the challenge, fine, but that doesn't make it rude. I fully plan on taking a shot of this act of nature somehow. Just have to think of a humourous scenario. As a voter, give me a 1 if you don't like it, my feelings won't be hurt. In the end, as long as someone laughs at my entry, I've succeeded.

Since you exclude derived sources of wind, it will break up the monotonicity of looking at trees blowing in landscapes and waves on the sea.

I don't exclude other "wind" definitions. The challenge description clearly limits this challenge to the breeze that blows. That is not from any human. Read the description and help your buddy with his writing precision.

Alternative definitions of "wind" are specifically excluded to prevent the kind of bullshit you are spreading.

Message edited by author 2013-01-30 15:13:01.
01/30/2013 03:22:19 PM · #23
Originally posted by hahn23:

The challenge is clearly and specifically about wind caused by nature, not the "wind" passed by juveniles.

Originally posted by hahn23:

I don't exclude other "wind" definitions. The challenge description clearly limits this challenge to the breeze that blows. That is not from any human.

Alternative definitions of "wind" are specifically excluded to prevent the kind of bullshit you are spreading.

Originally posted by original_description:

This challenge is specifically intended to be about "wind" like a breeze that blows, not about alternate meanings of wind like "wind the clock" or anything else. Your task is to try to capture this invisible but always-present phenomenon.
You mentioned the source needs to be caused by nature earlier in the thread, now it doesn't. Which is it?

The challenge limits wind to the breeze that blows, apparently not from any human. I don't read that anywhere in the original description. Is that something you added afterwards? Help me out, I'd hate to miss something obvious.

The alternate definitions you're excluding are homographs of the word wind.

Message edited by author 2013-01-30 15:26:05.
01/30/2013 03:24:04 PM · #24
Originally posted by hahn23:

Originally posted by MNet:

Definitely won't be voting on this one. Smelly feet were enough for me.

Well, hell! I give up. This site has gone to the dogs.

Sorry, Richard. Just reacting to the sadness of this situation. I thought this site was about photography, not silly, juvenile tricks.
01/30/2013 03:32:29 PM · #25
Originally posted by MNet:

Originally posted by hahn23:

Originally posted by MNet:

Definitely won't be voting on this one. Smelly feet were enough for me.

Well, hell! I give up. This site has gone to the dogs.

Sorry, Richard. Just reacting to the sadness of this situation. I thought this site was about photography, not silly, juvenile tricks.

It's okay, Margaret. I've asked for moderators to help with the punks who can't read, write nor understand a simple challenge description. Website disruption and taunting are violations of forum rules. No help from the direction of SC moderators, yet.
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