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06/04/2012 02:21:35 AM · #26 |
F*@#K me Charley.......Here we go again. Some folks just don't recognize true talent in creating the extraordinary out of the ordinary.
At 2 votes I was at 6.0000
just 1 vote later
Votes: 3
Views: 13
Avg Vote: 5.5667
Comments: 0
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Updated: 06/04/12 02:19 am
Message edited by author 2012-06-04 02:24:47. |
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06/04/2012 02:30:03 AM · #27 |
Originally posted by Jon_H: Originally posted by rockyrajan: And back to square 1
Votes:6
Views:18
Avg Vote:4.6667
Comments:1 |
You must be one of those multiple account holders ;-p I'm still stuck at 3 votes. |
Lol i wish.. In that case, i'd'defi b higher than 4.6667 ;-p |
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06/04/2012 02:34:33 AM · #28 |
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06/04/2012 02:38:14 AM · #29 |
Originally posted by salmiakki: really slow going today. |
yeah, slow and low... |
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06/04/2012 02:38:24 AM · #30 |
Sat at 3 votes for a long time. All 5s. Just now jumped to 5 votes. Still 5s |
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06/04/2012 02:41:21 AM · #31 |
4 + 5 + 3 + 6 + = dismal :( |
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06/04/2012 02:54:00 AM · #32 |
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06/04/2012 02:57:36 AM · #33 |
Abstracts are about lines, shapes and colors. If it is recognizable as an object - it is not an abstract.
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06/04/2012 02:59:52 AM · #34 |
Originally posted by JustFred: F*@#K me Charley.......Here we go again. Some folks just don't recognize true talent in creating the extraordinary out of the ordinary.
At 2 votes I was at 6.0000
just 1 vote later
Votes: 3
Views: 13
Avg Vote: 5.5667
Comments: 0
Favorites: 0
Wish Lists: 0
Updated: 06/04/12 02:19 am |
From bad to worse
Votes: 6
Views: 16
Avg Vote: 5.0000
Comments: 0
Favorites: 0
Wish Lists: 0
Updated: 06/04/12 02:58 am |
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06/04/2012 03:01:00 AM · #35 |
Originally posted by Wessam: Abstracts are about lines, shapes and colors. If it is recognizable as an object - it is not an abstract. |
Disagree, look at the past challenges! |
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06/04/2012 03:02:55 AM · #36 |
Originally posted by Wessam: Abstracts are about lines, shapes and colors. If it is recognizable as an object - it is not an abstract. |
That must mean that the last abstract b/w winners were DNMC.
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06/04/2012 03:04:47 AM · #37 |
Originally posted by Wessam: Abstracts are about lines, shapes and colors. If it is recognizable as an object - it is not an abstract. |
I hope you only the one have this definition of abstract.. |
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06/04/2012 03:08:48 AM · #38 |
Originally posted by Wessam: Abstracts are about lines, shapes and colors. If it is recognizable as an object - it is not an abstract. |
Wrong. You are misinformed. I suggest you google and read up some more about abstract photography. |
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06/04/2012 03:10:28 AM · #39 |
Votes: 7
Views: 16
Avg Vote: 3.5714
Comments: 0
This is a type of challenge I don't mind a low score. It's the comments I feel will show its good. So far though it's not good all round. |
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06/04/2012 03:13:20 AM · #40 |
Originally posted by JustFred: Originally posted by Wessam: Abstracts are about lines, shapes and colors. If it is recognizable as an object - it is not an abstract. |
Wrong. You are misinformed. I suggest you google and read up some more about abstract photography. |
Please check Abstract III challenge. They stated above mentioned definition. |
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06/04/2012 03:25:28 AM · #41 |
Marginally better now:
Votes:9
Views:22
Avg Vote:5.1111
Comments:1
Lemme update while it lasts. ;-) |
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06/04/2012 03:25:56 AM · #42 |
Originally posted by Wessam: Originally posted by JustFred: Originally posted by Wessam: Abstracts are about lines, shapes and colors. If it is recognizable as an object - it is not an abstract. |
Wrong. You are misinformed. I suggest you google and read up some more about abstract photography. |
Please check Abstract III challenge. They stated above mentioned definition. |
Can only find a Abstract1 challenge and it doesn't state that.
//www.dpchallenge.com/challenge_results.php?CHALLENGE_ID=910
Anyway this particular challenge does not state that the image should not show anything that is recognizable as anything.
And nowhere on the internet when I search for definitions of what abstract photography is does it state that it is a hard and fast rule that objects or things should not be recognizable.
//www.naturephotographers.net/articles0209/dw0209-1.html
Quote" Abstraction is really about learning to see the basic visual building blocks within your subject (line and shape, form and colour) and then arranging these components in pure design. Generally such an exercise will present the subject in an unusual way, and most often in "stripped down" form, often leaving the subject unrecognizable. But whether we still can or cannot recognize the subject is a moot point and neither negates nor validates the work as an abstract"
Going back to the opening quote, "If it is recognizable as an object – it is not an abstract," if the photographer literally meant that if viewers can identify what the subject is, then it is not an abstract, then he misunderstands the concept of abstraction. But if he meant that presenting the object as a recognizable "whole" means we haven’t created an abstract, I would agree"Unquote
Message edited by author 2012-06-04 03:36:18. |
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06/04/2012 03:26:18 AM · #43 |
Originally posted by Wessam: Originally posted by JustFred: Originally posted by Wessam: Abstracts are about lines, shapes and colors. If it is recognizable as an object - it is not an abstract. |
Wrong. You are misinformed. I suggest you google and read up some more about abstract photography. |
Please check Abstract III challenge. They stated above mentioned definition. |
This is not "abstract III". Now hurry up and go and up all the scores.....lol
Message edited by author 2012-06-04 03:26:54. |
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06/04/2012 03:30:39 AM · #44 |
It was 6.25 after 4 votes... new check at 8 votes and it is 6.25. Looks like the shot deserves a 6.25 :D |
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06/04/2012 03:35:54 AM · #45 |
Originally posted by JustFred: Originally posted by Wessam: Originally posted by JustFred: Originally posted by Wessam: Abstracts are about lines, shapes and colors. If it is recognizable as an object - it is not an abstract. |
Wrong. You are misinformed. I suggest you google and read up some more about abstract photography. |
Please check Abstract III challenge. They stated above mentioned definition. |
Can only find a Abstract1 challenge and it doesn't state that.
//www.dpchallenge.com/challenge_results.php?CHALLENGE_ID=910
Anyway this particular challenge does not state that the image should not show anything that is recognizable as anything.
And nowhere on the internet when I search for definitions of what abstract photography is does it state that it is a hard and fast rule that objects or things should not be recognizable.
//www.naturephotographers.net/articles0209/dw0209-1.html |
Please check this link of Abstract III challenge in Sep. 2011:
//www.dpchallenge.com/challenge_results.php?CHALLENGE_ID=1458
Message edited by author 2012-06-04 03:36:54. |
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06/04/2012 03:38:56 AM · #46 |
Originally posted by Wessam: Originally posted by JustFred: Originally posted by Wessam: Originally posted by JustFred: Originally posted by Wessam: Abstracts are about lines, shapes and colors. If it is recognizable as an object - it is not an abstract. |
Wrong. You are misinformed. I suggest you google and read up some more about abstract photography. |
Please check Abstract III challenge. They stated above mentioned definition. |
Can only find a Abstract1 challenge and it doesn't state that.
//www.dpchallenge.com/challenge_results.php?CHALLENGE_ID=910
Anyway this particular challenge does not state that the image should not show anything that is recognizable as anything.
And nowhere on the internet when I search for definitions of what abstract photography is does it state that it is a hard and fast rule that objects or things should not be recognizable.
//www.naturephotographers.net/articles0209/dw0209-1.html |
Please check this link of Abstract III challenge in Sep. 2011:
//www.dpchallenge.com/challenge_results.php?CHALLENGE_ID=1458 |
Quote" Abstraction is really about learning to see the basic visual building blocks within your subject (line and shape, form and colour) and then arranging these components in pure design. Generally such an exercise will present the subject in an unusual way, and most often in "stripped down" form, often leaving the subject unrecognizable. But whether we still can or cannot recognize the subject is a moot point and neither negates nor validates the work as an abstract"
Going back to the opening quote, "If it is recognizable as an object – it is not an abstract," if the photographer literally meant that if viewers can identify what the subject is, then it is not an abstract, then he misunderstands the concept of abstraction. But if he meant that presenting the object as a recognizable "whole" means we haven’t created an abstract, I would agree"Unquote
I rest my case
Message edited by author 2012-06-04 03:41:38. |
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06/04/2012 04:00:20 AM · #47 |
Here we go again, why do we dissect the challenge to the point where whatever way you look at it the photog must have got it wrong.
I like pretty pictures :-0 |
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06/04/2012 04:02:47 AM · #48 |
Originally posted by Jon_H: Here we go again, why do we dissect the challenge to the point where whatever way you look at it the photog must have got it wrong.
I like pretty pictures :-0 |
+1
:) |
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06/04/2012 04:15:39 AM · #49 |
i'm going to post this now as I doubt it will finish higher than this.
Votes: 6
Views: 16
Avg Vote: 5.0000
Comments: 0 |
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06/04/2012 04:21:39 AM · #50 |
Originally posted by JustFred: Originally posted by JustFred: F*@#K me Charley.......Here we go again. Some folks just don't recognize true talent in creating the extraordinary out of the ordinary.
At 2 votes I was at 6.0000
just 1 vote later
Votes: 3
Views: 13
Avg Vote: 5.5667
Comments: 0
Favorites: 0
Wish Lists: 0
Updated: 06/04/12 02:19 am |
From bad to worse
Votes: 6
Views: 16
Avg Vote: 5.0000
Comments: 0
Favorites: 0
Wish Lists: 0
Updated: 06/04/12 02:58 am |
From bad to worse to better...WOW! went up .7 in one vote
Votes: 7
Views: 17
Avg Vote: 5.7143
Comments: 0
Favorites: 0
Wish Lists: 0
Updated: 06/04/12 04:20 am
Message edited by author 2012-06-04 04:22:32. |
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