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 11/29/2006 08:39:00 PM · #26
Originally posted by dv_rock:
Wow. Looking at your profile very impress with 322 challenge entrees.Have you been in every challenge?


There have been 500 and change challenges.
 11/29/2006 08:40:47 PM · #27
You know who has the most entree?
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
Originally posted by dv_rock:
Wow. Looking at your profile very impress with 322 challenge entrees.Have you been in every challenge?


There have been 500 and change challenges.
11/29/2006 08:42:34 PM · #28
Originally posted by dv_rock:
You know who has the most entree?


I'd say Paul is close.... GeneralE
 11/29/2006 08:45:15 PM · #29
My favorite challenge ever was the first "free study" fun to look at images without thinking of challenge topics.
 11/29/2006 08:46:48 PM · #30
Originally posted by dv_rock:
Wow. Looking at your profile very impress with 322 challenge entrees.Have you been in every challenge?
Originally posted by lnede:
I liked the "Breaking New Ground" Challenge because it stimulated the creative juices to try to come up with something that hadn't been attempted before.



No, Actually I have missed quite a few lately. Been kind of busy at my "real job"! General E has entered more than anyone.
 11/29/2006 09:56:55 PM · #31
That is a cool challenge.Three picture better then one.

Originally posted by Cutter:
I truly enjoyed the Triptych

...not just because I ribboned, but because it allows for a vision, a story, a sequence and true originality.
11/30/2006 11:28:18 AM · #32
Originally posted by Jacko:
My favorite challenge ever was the first "free study" fun to look at images without thinking of challenge topics.


Why don't you submit any more? Did you get bored of the topics?
 11/30/2006 11:31:55 AM · #33
I liked Environmental Portrait the best. Not becuase it's my highest score, but rather I got to show my wife in her realm. Plus there were some incredible images in that challenge. The top 11 places were 7+.

Environmental Portrait
 11/30/2006 11:50:55 AM · #34
Conspiracy was quite fun! :0D
 11/30/2006 12:31:21 PM · #35
Image Without Subject was just mindblowing. The voting results were terrible but the challenge and the photos were great.
 11/30/2006 12:34:46 PM · #36
I enjoyed voting in Postcard as well as most any other challenge we've had. That and Tribute were my two favorite to vote in.

To shoot, it was Architecture. I had a blast and learned a whole lot in the process - not necessarily about photography, but about the town I lived in and its architecture.
 11/30/2006 01:01:21 PM · #37
Link Image W/O Subject
Originally posted by posthumous:
Image Without Subject was just mindblowing. The voting results were terrible but the challenge and the photos were great.
11/30/2006 01:08:14 PM · #38
Looking in Jacko profile is last challenge was in Janurary 15 2006.
Maybe doing a David Chapelle.Trying to find himself.Good time to make a
Where Jacko Challenge suggestion.

Originally posted by talikf:
Originally posted by Jacko:
My favorite challenge ever was the first "free study" fun to look at images without thinking of challenge topics.


Why don't you submit any more? Did you get bored of the topics?


Message edited by author 2006-11-30 13:22:02.
 11/30/2006 01:11:54 PM · #39
Free Study X
 11/30/2006 02:52:17 PM · #40
Having had a second child kinda sucked the time out and changed my priorities/interest I guess. Moved to my home town, bought a new house. blah blah blah. I'll get back into it, no doubt. I used to love the challenges; now I don't even look at the topics. What can you do.

Originally posted by dv_rock:
Looking in Jacko profile is last challenge was

inJanurary 15 2006.
Maybe doing a David Chapelle.Trying to find himself.Good time to make a
Where Jacko Challenge suggestion.

Originally posted by talikf:
Originally posted by Jacko:
My favorite challenge ever was the first "free study" fun to look at images without thinking of challenge topics.


Why don't you submit any more? Did you get bored of the topics?
11/30/2006 03:05:50 PM · #41
Originally posted by Jacko:
Having had a second child kinda sucked the time out and changed my priorities/interest I guess. Moved to my home town, bought a new house. blah blah blah. I'll get back into it, no doubt. I used to love the challenges; now I don't even look at the topics. What can you do.

Take pictures of your kids? :-)
 11/30/2006 10:03:39 PM · #42
Link Free Study X

Originally posted by quiet_observation:
Free Study X
11/30/2006 10:18:40 PM · #43
My favorite is still Pencil (Challenge 29). There were some amazingly creative, out-of-the-box and funny entries in that challenge.

~Terry
 11/30/2006 10:29:19 PM · #44
Went thru the thumbnail. Was surprised not to see a carpenter pencil between a butt cheeks picture.
Originally posted by ClubJuggle:
My favorite is still Pencil (Challenge 29). There were some amazingly creative, out-of-the-box and funny entries in that challenge.

~Terry


Message edited by author 2006-11-30 22:29:45.
 11/30/2006 11:25:24 PM · #45
Originally posted by ClubJuggle:
My favorite is still Pencil (Challenge 29). There were some amazingly creative, out-of-the-box and funny entries in that challenge.

~Terry


That was one of my favourites too. Tons of bitching about it being a 'boring' theme, lots of interesting results.
 12/01/2006 08:12:46 PM · #46
What challenge has been your favorite? My came recently Postcard II. Did nt take part but did enjoy looking at the diffent place that we all are from.Show your Favorite Challenge. Explain why you enjoy it.Of couse the one you posted a high score in my stand out as favorite.Beside the challenge you had a high score in.Has any one challenge stood out that you most enjoyed viewing or voting in?Thank you in advance. Postcard II
12/01/2006 09:26:54 PM · #47
I really found "straight from the camera" refreshing. Not being able to rely on photoshop to fix defects, crop, etc. really made me be very careful and thoughtful in composing the shot. It really was a "back-to-basics" challenge, like going back to my K1000 and shooting all manual.

12/01/2006 09:41:16 PM · #48
Lots of great picture in that challenge without editing.Got my vote on a challenge like to see again.
Here the link
Straight From Camera

Originally posted by Nobody:
I really found "straight from the camera" refreshing. Not being able to rely on photoshop to fix defects, crop, etc. really made me be very careful and thoughtful in composing the shot. It really was a "back-to-basics" challenge, like going back to my K1000 and shooting all manual.


Message edited by author 2006-12-01 22:01:28.
 12/01/2006 10:33:26 PM · #49
National Geographic Challenge was certainly a mindstretcher, as was the Triptych Challenge.

Both were Challenges in the real sense of the word.
 12/01/2006 11:27:42 PM · #50
I loved the Rubber Ducky one.

It was ever so very restrictive, and you'd think the results would have been boring. But I think that BECAUSE of those strict limitations, everybody got even more creative and came up with some wonderful ideas and pics.

I also liked the fact that we got DQ'ed for ignoring challenge requirements - something I wish would happen much more often.
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