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06/23/2008 07:59:00 AM · #1 |
Not the color - the concept. Reduce, reuse, recycle..... I want see who could beat me!!!!   |
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06/25/2008 12:25:11 AM · #2 |
I've been kinda tempted to retake my Success entry cause it would be perfect for this...
Message edited by author 2008-06-25 02:33:54. |
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06/25/2008 10:57:24 PM · #3 |
| Oooh. Entry #6. I hate it when I get a great shot so early in the week. It's gonna be forever before the voting starts.... :P |
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06/27/2008 06:44:52 PM · #4 |
| I'm in...... somebody needs to give DrAchoo a run for his money. I think I have a winner this time!! |
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06/27/2008 07:03:12 PM · #5 |
| I have searched and pondered. I'm far away from the cities. While there is some recycling, it's small potatoes. I think this challenge favors the urban dweller. And, that's where the recycling, re-use thing needs to happen. It's not that those of us in the rural areas are not consumers, we are! But, it's just that the people who fill the largest portion of the landfills live in the congested areas of civilization. I'm still searching for an image of a recycle, re-use subject, but it seems to be about 50 miles removed. The price of gas is a real cost. And, in the spirit of the challenge, maybe I should bike down the hill. |
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06/27/2008 07:05:53 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by kleski:
I'm in...... somebody needs to give DrAchoo a run for his money. I think I have a winner this time!! |
I know exactly the shot I want. I've wanted it for over a year now. It's just a matter of whether I am willing to get out of bed at 5:00 tomorrow morning... |
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06/27/2008 07:19:38 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
I know exactly the shot I want. I've wanted it for over a year now. It's just a matter of whether I am willing to get out of bed at 5:00 tomorrow morning... |
I've wanted to do this shot as well, but not for a year..... I hope it does well. Good luck! |
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06/27/2008 08:15:08 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
Originally posted by kleski:
I'm in...... somebody needs to give DrAchoo a run for his money. I think I have a winner this time!! |
I know exactly the shot I want. I've wanted it for over a year now. It's just a matter of whether I am willing to get out of bed at 5:00 tomorrow morning... |
Whoops. I actually have a shot in this one already. I was thinking Rural Landscape... ;P |
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06/28/2008 07:27:01 PM · #9 |
Originally posted by hahn23:
I have searched and pondered. I'm far away from the cities. While there is some recycling, it's small potatoes. I think this challenge favors the urban dweller. And, that's where the recycling, re-use thing needs to happen. It's not that those of us in the rural areas are not consumers, we are! But, it's just that the people who fill the largest portion of the landfills live in the congested areas of civilization. I'm still searching for an image of a recycle, re-use subject, but it seems to be about 50 miles removed. The price of gas is a real cost. And, in the spirit of the challenge, maybe I should bike down the hill. |
reading another time the challenge description:Not the color - the concept. Reduce, reuse, recycle. I think that when the description say The concept means something of more extensive of a simple reduce, reuse, recycle. I have an idea on this and tomorrow(tomorrow? here is already sunday.....) will capture the image. |
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06/28/2008 09:41:53 PM · #10 |
Originally posted by Rino63:
Originally posted by hahn23:
I have searched and pondered. I'm far away from the cities. While there is some recycling, it's small potatoes. I think this challenge favors the urban dweller. And, that's where the recycling, re-use thing needs to happen. It's not that those of us in the rural areas are not consumers, we are! But, it's just that the people who fill the largest portion of the landfills live in the congested areas of civilization. I'm still searching for an image of a recycle, re-use subject, but it seems to be about 50 miles removed. The price of gas is a real cost. And, in the spirit of the challenge, maybe I should bike down the hill. |
reading another time the challenge description:Not the color - the concept. Reduce, reuse, recycle. I think that when the description say The concept means something of more extensive of a simple reduce, reuse, recycle. I have an idea on this and tomorrow(tomorrow? here is already sunday.....) will capture the image. |
I agree. while there will always be a few narrow definers out there, the challenge seems to merely be about environmentalism instead of specifically "reduce, reuse, recycle". |
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06/29/2008 05:21:52 AM · #11 |
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
Originally posted by Rino63:
Originally posted by hahn23:
I have searched and pondered. I'm far away from the cities. While there is some recycling, it's small potatoes. I think this challenge favors the urban dweller. And, that's where the recycling, re-use thing needs to happen. It's not that those of us in the rural areas are not consumers, we are! But, it's just that the people who fill the largest portion of the landfills live in the congested areas of civilization. I'm still searching for an image of a recycle, re-use subject, but it seems to be about 50 miles removed. The price of gas is a real cost. And, in the spirit of the challenge, maybe I should bike down the hill. |
reading another time the challenge description:Not the color - the concept. Reduce, reuse, recycle. I think that when the description say The concept means something of more extensive of a simple reduce, reuse, recycle. I have an idea on this and tomorrow(tomorrow? here is already sunday.....) will capture the image. |
I agree. while there will always be a few narrow definers out there, the challenge seems to merely be about environmentalism instead of specifically "reduce, reuse, recycle". |
I agree with you both. I have a plan of a shot which fits within the description to the letter, but I shall be more open when I vote. |
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06/29/2008 06:23:10 AM · #12 |
Agreed with all the previous (while not actually running the quotes). It's about the green ideology rather than the colour.
I'll enter something that works for me but probably won't work for dpc.
The green image is hijacked by eg car companies who constantly strive to make more environmentally friendly vehicles. The trick is that only the newest cars are the most environmentally friendly, so everyone has to buy a new car to ease their environmental conscience. The ever increasing number of second hand vehicles and scrap that this creates is of course left out of the reckoning.
The 'successful', ie ribboning images on dpc will probably be clean and neat, just like the car adverts. It may well be, though, that getting down and dirty and fixing something instead of throwing it away would be doing the planet more of a favour than wearing the industry badge... |
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06/29/2008 06:59:50 AM · #13 |
Originally posted by raish:
The 'successful', ie ribboning images on dpc will probably be clean and neat, just like the car adverts. It may well be, though, that getting down and dirty and fixing something instead of throwing it away would be doing the planet more of a favour than wearing the industry badge... |
Mine is clean, neat, green, doesn't have a car and won't ribbon!!!!
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06/29/2008 08:26:27 AM · #14 |
Originally posted by raish:
Agreed with all the previous (while not actually running the quotes). It's about the green ideology rather than the colour.
I'll enter something that works for me but probably won't work for dpc.
The green image is hijacked by eg car companies who constantly strive to make more environmentally friendly vehicles. The trick is that only the newest cars are the most environmentally friendly, so everyone has to buy a new car to ease their environmental conscience. The ever increasing number of second hand vehicles and scrap that this creates is of course left out of the reckoning.
The 'successful', ie ribboning images on dpc will probably be clean and neat, just like the car adverts. It may well be, though, that getting down and dirty and fixing something instead of throwing it away would be doing the planet more of a favour than wearing the industry badge... |
Well stated, Raish
One of the misconceptions of society is that the answer to the problems of technology is more technology.
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06/29/2008 09:14:52 AM · #15 |
Originally posted by Judi:
Originally posted by raish:
The 'successful', ie ribboning images on dpc will probably be clean and neat, just like the car adverts. It may well be, though, that getting down and dirty and fixing something instead of throwing it away would be doing the planet more of a favour than wearing the industry badge... |
Mine is clean, neat, green, doesn't have a car and won't ribbon!!!! |
Strewth. Good on ya. But I'll wait until the results are in before I accept that last bit... |
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