Be More Creative in 2021
by glad2badad

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Originally posted by glad2badad: Originally posted by LevT: Congrats, Barry! ...Incidentally, I'm about to pull the trigger on Mavic Air 2. Seems like it can be a ribbon-getter )) The FCC states that there is a limit of 5 owners per any internet photo contest site. I think Paul snuck in before the final rule was written. Sorry Lev, but you're going to have to find something else to spend your money on. :-D I wonder if Robert is thinking the same. LOL

Absolutely. The skies are getting too crowded in DPCland. Here's an idea for you: get one of those SUBMERSIBLE drones and show us deepscapes :-)

Pre-Dawn Colors
by ryant35

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THAT has a lot of impact! If ONLY you'd leveled the horizon off by skewing down the lower-left corner, which would have maintained the level clouds. Or, for that matter, leveled the horizon then skewed for the clouds... It's still an 8 from me.

Neighborhood Sunset
by glad2badad

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That you, Dad? I own the copyright on droned neighborhood sunsets. That'll be $5.00 royalty OK?

Black hole sun
by Sisto

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Sing it to me again! And again!

Trotsky's last bathroom
by LevT

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Is it really? Feel free to PM me, you already have your 9 :-)

Winter
by grahamgator

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Good! Good! Grunge Landscape in Muted Pastels = 10!

Past life
by snaffles

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WTG Susan!!!!

Ping & Pong
by glad2badad

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Terrific control of your image :-) Well done!

Which one?
by ytshuva

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Well, since you ASK :-) The rocker press is the one I use nearly all the time, it does a good job without pureeing the snot out of the bulb. Sprinkle a little salt on the puree and keep working it, yum :-) As for the press, *that* sort of press is anathema to me because it is a wedge-squeeze setup and it applies WAY too uneven a pressure across the bulb. When I *do* want to puree my garlic I use a "pneumatic" press, the kind with a round barrel and the plunger on a hinged lever arm, that presses down evenly on the entire clove at once. Thanks for asking :-)

If you wanna know why I'm waxing so eloquent, go to my profile and look at my very first DPC Challenge entry, December 2004 :-)

I like the shot, BTW. I like straightforward visual essays on mundane implements and tools...

Backyard Birdfeeder - A Motion Study
by JakeKurdsjuk

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Self-Loathing is fine and well but it had to be done. How could you NOT have entered this one?