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11/24/2004 12:31:16 AM · #1
B&W II was a challenge with 600+ submissions. With so many submissions, and so many obviously outstanding shots.. (with submissions that appeal to pretty much everyone's tastes).. there are going to be hundreds of beautiful works left in the dust, and in the dredges of 'mediocrity'. Not saying the shots are mediocre by any means, only that in any challenge, great works will fall to the wayside because of other great works.

So, I write this to urge each and every one of you. Spend a half an hour or more, if you can, and go back through many of the photographs that *didn't* show up in the top 10.. or top 20.. go back and look harder and longer at some of the shots that ended up in the top 200, or 300, or even 600, and see if there isn't something in there that you missed the first time around.. or that strikes a chord with you with a chance to look harder at it. Just go back and look, and see that there are some unbelievably fantastic shots that don't fall under the DPC category of "fan favorite" or "mass appeal", and maybe, just maybe, one of us will see a favorite down there, or feel compelled to comment on something, and we'll make a photographer's life happy for one small moment.. that yes, their work was recognized, if only fleetingly, in a challenge where so many could so easily get lost.

Message edited by author 2004-11-24 00:33:05.
11/24/2004 12:42:56 AM · #2
Great idea! Kylie already did that on mine (46th place) and it really did make me feel better :D There were also lots of encouraging comments posted during the challenge, which meant a lot considering the number of entries. Even one from BradP, my hero.
11/24/2004 01:05:29 AM · #3
Ok. I'll do more! I love looking through the results and I feel so compelled to let people know how much their image meant to me. But it will have to be tomorrow for most. Just remember that DPC robbons and outstanding photography sometimes go hand-in-hand, but NOT always.
11/24/2004 01:11:24 AM · #4
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Message edited by author 2005-07-12 11:06:25.
11/24/2004 01:13:41 AM · #5
Originally posted by dipaulk:

Even one from BradP, my hero.

I'm flattered!
OK, blushing...

LOL - Thanks!
11/24/2004 01:28:45 AM · #6
I always go through every image after complimenting the top 20. I do not quit until I have seen the last. I leave comments, but again, I will have to return because there is indeed a lot of gems that simply got overlooked. However, I always return because I am constantly amazed at how some exceptional images fall by the wayside. This was indeed a very strong display of talent which I have not seen in many months.
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