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10/19/2006 11:18:54 AM · #26
Dumberest challenge evah!

I can see some possibilities, but they all involve people.
10/19/2006 12:31:42 PM · #27
Essentially, this isn't after the game, it's an "empty stadium" challenge. Just go to an arena/ballfield/stadium when it isn't in use and then you'll meet the challenge description.

I think the use of people would be much more interesting.
10/19/2006 12:42:12 PM · #28
Originally posted by CVette:

Essentially, this isn't after the game, it's an "empty stadium" challenge. Just go to an arena/ballfield/stadium when it isn't in use and then you'll meet the challenge description.

I think the use of people would be much more interesting.

Any stadium/ballpark, etc...won't work unless it's recently been used IMO. I see creative shots of bleachers and fan leftovers dominating this one. Someone else mentioned janitors, etc...well, just shoot around them, especially if it's a larger stadium, shouldn't be a problem.
10/19/2006 02:59:54 PM · #29
Originally posted by glad2badad:


Any stadium/ballpark, etc...won't work unless it's recently been used IMO. I see creative shots of bleachers and fan leftovers dominating this one. Someone else mentioned janitors, etc...well, just shoot around them, especially if it's a larger stadium, shouldn't be a problem.


You think? So we're going to have a bunch of bleachers with garbage on them? There has to be a more creative (and open-minded) way of approaching the challenge. Who's to say how far after the game we're talking about? Maybe the janitors have cleaned up and left.
10/19/2006 03:13:59 PM · #30
How about. Just at the game?

You know anyhting to do in an arena or stadium during before or after?
10/19/2006 03:57:21 PM · #31
Originally posted by CVette:

... Who's to say how far after the game we're talking about? ...

Obviously an individual decision to make. Good luck. :D
10/19/2006 04:04:55 PM · #32
Originally posted by glad2badad:

Originally posted by CVette:

... Who's to say how far after the game we're talking about? ...

Obviously an individual decision to make. Good luck. :D


hehe, thanks...you are making me wonder now. I really don't want to take a shot of garbage and leftover fan debris.

I'm kinda hoping it changes to "at the game"
10/19/2006 04:22:41 PM · #33
I am going to a band competition tomorrow at a football stadium. The organizers have declared any camera with a removable lens, or any camera with a lens over 4" is "professional" and will not be allowed in. Makes me MOST unhappy!

(I won't say which stadium because they graciously allow p&s's, so there is a chance I can get something usable.)
10/19/2006 07:07:53 PM · #34
Originally posted by chaimelle:

I am going to a band competition tomorrow at a football stadium. The organizers have declared any camera with a removable lens, or any camera with a lens over 4" is "professional" and will not be allowed in. Makes me MOST unhappy!

(I won't say which stadium because they graciously allow p&s's, so there is a chance I can get something usable.)

Good luck, and have fun! What instrument does your family member play? Marching band - yes? Those competitions are a great time. :D
10/19/2006 07:24:27 PM · #35
Originally posted by glad2badad:

Originally posted by chaimelle:

I am going to a band competition tomorrow at a football stadium. The organizers have declared any camera with a removable lens, or any camera with a lens over 4" is "professional" and will not be allowed in. Makes me MOST unhappy!

(I won't say which stadium because they graciously allow p&s's, so there is a chance I can get something usable.)

Good luck, and have fun! What instrument does your family member play? Marching band - yes? Those competitions are a great time. :D


I shot my kids' competition this past weekend (one plays flute, one on colorguard) and nobody said a word to me about all of the equipement - tripod & all. Sucks when you can't shoot your own kids in public! :(

Edit to mention: I DID get a bit of grief about shooting at my daughter's beauty pagent last spring, I actually pulled out my photographers' rights and put the little pagent coordinator in her place and kept shooting!! It was great! :)

Message edited by author 2006-10-19 19:25:54.
10/19/2006 08:38:25 PM · #36
Originally posted by idnic:

... Edit to mention: I DID get a bit of grief about shooting at my daughter's beauty pagent last spring, I actually pulled out my photographers' rights and put the little pagent coordinator in her place and kept shooting!! It was great! :)

I can just see that. I'll bet you had a smile on your face passing that paper right along. :D Good for you!
10/19/2006 09:44:05 PM · #37
Originally posted by Judi:

Or maybe it's there game of monopoly that just finished...and all the empties are lying around, with the puppy, the flower, the butterfly and the nude drunk!!

Ah ha! Been playing monopoly again, have you Judi?
10/21/2006 08:08:19 PM · #38
So as of now I have a 1in9 chance of the blue! Makes BoKeh look fuzzier by the minute.

:-D
10/21/2006 08:08:42 PM · #39
Originally posted by thegrandwazoo:

So as of now I have a 1in9 chance of the blue! Makes BoKeh look fuzzier by the minute.

:-D


You're a shoe-in for top 10!! :D
10/21/2006 08:09:54 PM · #40
Originally posted by idnic:


You're a shoe-in for top 10!! :D


LMBO (Changed for the new member)

:-P

Message edited by author 2006-10-21 20:10:22.
10/21/2006 08:13:46 PM · #41
Originally posted by thegrandwazoo:

Originally posted by idnic:


You're a shoe-in for top 10!! :D


LMBO (Changed for the new member)

:-P


:D Thanks!
10/21/2006 08:15:50 PM · #42
Originally posted by chaimelle:

I am going to a band competition tomorrow at a football stadium. The organizers have declared any camera with a removable lens, or any camera with a lens over 4" is "professional" and will not be allowed in. Makes me MOST unhappy!

(I won't say which stadium because they graciously allow p&s's, so there is a chance I can get something usable.)


that is upseting. i don't live near my son so don't see his band competitions but when i get to one I dare someone to tell me i can't shoot it. jsut because i have professional equipment.

unless of course you are talking about rock bands which it just hit me as i was typing. then i can kinda see thier rules.
10/22/2006 04:53:58 AM · #43
Originally posted by glad2badad:

Originally posted by chaimelle:

I am going to a band competition tomorrow at a football stadium. The organizers have declared any camera with a removable lens, or any camera with a lens over 4" is "professional" and will not be allowed in. Makes me MOST unhappy!

(I won't say which stadium because they graciously allow p&s's, so there is a chance I can get something usable.)

Good luck, and have fun! What instrument does your family member play? Marching band - yes? Those competitions are a great time. :D


Definitely marching band! My senior plays alto sax and my freshman plays trumpet. The competitions held at college or high school stadiums let you take camcorders and whatever camera/lens you want to. The ones that use domes are more restrictive, but the "professional" limits were set by the organizing group.

We do 4 competitions a year--every weekend in October. I love going but I am also glad when they are done!
10/23/2006 11:07:12 AM · #44
Right now I am definitely in the top 30! So glad I decided not to do Bokeh.
10/23/2006 02:27:42 PM · #45
Think it will make it to 50?
10/23/2006 02:44:52 PM · #46
how about 1 second after the game ? ... the winners have their hands in the air ... the checkered flag is waving ... [you fill here]

:-)
10/23/2006 04:23:19 PM · #47
Originally posted by gooc:

how about 1 second after the game ? ... the winners have their hands in the air ... the checkered flag is waving ... [you fill here]

:-)


Your challenge this week is deceptively simple: photograph a sporting venue after the game is over and the players and people have gone home :-)

I understand this to mean it has to be a vacant venue. No people in the picture. right?
10/23/2006 04:24:18 PM · #48
That's the way I read it.
10/23/2006 08:37:32 PM · #49
35 will it make 50?
10/23/2006 10:18:49 PM · #50
Originally posted by Southern Gentleman:

Originally posted by gooc:

how about 1 second after the game ? ... the winners have their hands in the air ... the checkered flag is waving ... [you fill here]

:-)


Your challenge this week is deceptively simple: photograph a sporting venue after the game is over and the players and people have gone home :-)

I understand this to mean it has to be a vacant venue. No people in the picture. right?


People in the picture would be a DNMC unless they are not IN the venue eg: I'd allow a cleaner in an otherwise empty pool hall as the games are clearly over but a player leaning against a bar in a pool hall would be DNMC as they are one of the "players or people" - just my take on DNMC
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