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 08/19/2011 06:42:57 PM · #26
Originally posted by mike_311:
or depending on your location in the states, it could be:

Out ya winda
Out yo window
Out yall window
Por tu ventana


Thank you for making me laugh out loud.

Also, sinistral_leo makes an excellent point!
 08/19/2011 08:31:45 PM · #27
Damn, my favorite window is half a world away in Zambia :)
 08/20/2011 12:22:23 AM · #28
My favorite window is straight.
 08/20/2011 07:24:10 AM · #29
Originally posted by Dr.Confuser:
My favorite window is straight.

hehe ;)
 08/22/2011 11:49:44 AM · #30
I shot for this yesterday (not at home) and didn't realize it was minimal. Of course, I shot in raw. I think I'll skip this one.
 08/23/2011 02:06:45 AM · #31
Originally posted by mike_311:
or depending on your location in the states, it could be:

Out ya winda
Out yo window
Out yall window
Por tu ventana


Dalla tua finestra

A lot of Italians there ;)
 08/23/2011 04:18:31 AM · #32
Only 17 submissions, 2 days to go. Dear friends, join! the more the merrier.
It'll be my 1st minimalist, no need to crack my head about editing. Shot, resize and sent.
 08/23/2011 07:24:35 AM · #33
Damn. I ran home when i saw the sunset. Perfect view outside my window. Only to realize that i was shooting in RAW.
 08/24/2011 04:55:56 PM · #34
Originally posted by sinistral_leo:
I consider the glass of my viewfinder on my camera a window, and it is my favorite.... Hmmm, opens up all kind of possibilities doesn't it?


+1
 08/24/2011 05:59:01 PM · #35
Minimal editing sucks on this one :(
 08/24/2011 06:09:40 PM · #36
Originally posted by sinistral_leo:
I consider the glass of my viewfinder on my camera a window, and it is my favorite.... Hmmm, opens up all kind of possibilities doesn't it?


If you're happy to enter knowing in advance all the 1 votes you're going to get, sure =).
 08/24/2011 06:31:27 PM · #37
Originally posted by HawkinsT:
Originally posted by sinistral_leo:
I consider the glass of my viewfinder on my camera a window, and it is my favorite.... Hmmm, opens up all kind of possibilities doesn't it?


If you're happy to enter knowing in advance all the 1 votes you're going to get, sure =).


+2
 08/24/2011 07:28:37 PM · #38
I just hope people realize there are windows in vehicles, not just buildings. My car window is one of my favorite, as I see a lot of my shots from it.

And I have to agree, minimal editing for this is really annoying.
 08/25/2011 09:59:39 AM · #39
Don't shoot me, but minimal editing in ANY challenge is annoying ;P
 08/25/2011 10:07:56 AM · #40
Farmertan- Out the Windows

If you like Alt-Rock, here is my bands song- OUT THE WINDOWS.
08/25/2011 12:57:14 PM · #41
It took me a while, but I finally decided to enter this one. I felt obligated because my PB is a minimal. I still think this is proof that my editing skills suck.
 08/25/2011 01:03:16 PM · #42
A daunting challenge in the Minimal ruleset. I will take that into consideration when voting and commenting.
 08/25/2011 04:30:10 PM · #43
Bah, minimal editing strikes again! Just about to submit my photo then I notice this (was thinking it was basic editing)... I should start shooting in raw+jpeg for these challenges I guess.
 08/25/2011 05:05:44 PM · #44
I have to say that I don't mind the minimal editing challenges. I really liked the way my last one came out.

I have to admit that when shooting for a challenge I am "sloppy" or even ignore certian aspects of my composition as far as the rule of thirds, cropping out crap and at times even lighting because I know I can have a go at fixing the issues in PP. In minimal we don't have that option.

Originally posted by HawkinsT:
Bah, minimal editing strikes again! Just about to submit my photo then I notice this (was thinking it was basic editing)... I should start shooting in raw+jpeg for these challenges I guess.
08/25/2011 08:09:07 PM · #45
I will be voting much higher for things that somehow include the frame- I mean, it says you don't need to, but that is the true spirit of the challenge. plus its harder to artfully include sill and or frame, or you can say anything is out a window.

i am a liberal constructionist of challenge topic descriptions, but come on!
 08/25/2011 09:06:17 PM · #46
Originally posted by blindjustice:
I will be voting much higher for things that somehow include the frame- I mean, it says you don't need to, but that is the true spirit of the challenge. plus its harder to artfully include sill and or frame, or you can say anything is out a window.

i am a liberal constructionist of challenge topic descriptions, but come on!


A window sill/frame isn't the only way to make it blatantly obvious that the photo was taken out a window.
 08/25/2011 09:23:26 PM · #47
Originally posted by blindjustice:
I will be voting much higher for things that somehow include the frame- I mean, it says you don't need to, but that is the true spirit of the challenge. plus its harder to artfully include sill and or frame, or you can say anything is out a window.

i am a liberal constructionist of challenge topic descriptions, but come on!

Hmmm, how are you going to determine that the window being used is actually the photographer's "favorite" window. That is part of the Challenge description as well.

Or, of course, the "favorite" window should be quite small, so as to fit a most narrow interpretation that includes a boundry.

Not to worry. My mind has already boggled, and I look forward to the entries in tonight's Challenge.
:)
 08/25/2011 09:34:38 PM · #48
Originally posted by sfalice:
Originally posted by blindjustice:
I will be voting much higher for things that somehow include the frame- I mean, it says you don't need to, but that is the true spirit of the challenge. plus its harder to artfully include sill and or frame, or you can say anything is out a window.

i am a liberal constructionist of challenge topic descriptions, but come on!

Hmmm, how are you going to determine that the window being used is actually the photographer's "favorite" window. That is part of the Challenge description as well.

Or, of course, the "favorite" window should be quite small, so as to fit a most narrow interpretation that includes a boundry.

Not to worry. My mind has already boggled, and I look forward to the entries in tonight's Challenge.
:)


you guys are worse than lawyers!

I just meant that I want some indication that it is a window, and not just a pretty scene with a shoehorn title. It doesn't need to be a white window with a sill, just not a big skyline shot taken from the sidewalk across the river, or a fantatic vista with no grounding, no foundation. they may be great shots, and I may score them highest, i would just be happy to see any indication of a window, hole, anything, favorite or not.
 08/25/2011 10:07:20 PM · #49
I'd say all things being equal....If I see two shots that are EXCELLENT but the only difference is that one includes the frame/glass...I'll likely give that one the edge by a point.

Originally posted by blindjustice:
I will be voting much higher for things that somehow include the frame- I mean, it says you don't need to, but that is the true spirit of the challenge. plus its harder to artfully include sill and or frame, or you can say anything is out a window.

i am a liberal constructionist of challenge topic descriptions, but come on!

08/25/2011 10:45:46 PM · #50
OK guys so I'm back after like 4 years of being busy...literally it's been 4 years. finally got a new computer and Photoshop woot woot and i can't edit this one. haha maybe i'll bail on it anyhow u guys keep saying no raw. for real we can't convert raws to jpg for these. Doesn't matter by the looks of it the only window I'll b looking out of is a submarine the way the weather is looking hahaha.
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