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03/26/2005 12:51:15 PM · #1 |
Take a shot that exemplifies extreme action with or without motion blur. And, as always, composition should be a major consideration.
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03/26/2005 12:58:21 PM · #2 |
Pretty vague, another one where people could enter almost anything they wanted to. Can you imagine one called "My dog relieveing his extreme constipation"?
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03/26/2005 01:07:18 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by coolhar:
Pretty vague, another one where people could enter almost anything they wanted to. Can you imagine one called "My dog relieveing his extreme constipation"? |
If it was shooting out really fast I guess it would qualify. I like the challenges with a degree of vagueness about them. Not everyone has access to moto-cross races or ski competions. It kind of allows everyone to enter.
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03/26/2005 01:13:23 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by nsbca7:
... It kind of allows everyone to enter. |
But it dilutes the challenge aspect of the competition when people can put in anything, doesn't force people to develope new skills.
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03/26/2005 01:18:08 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by coolhar:
Originally posted by nsbca7:
... It kind of allows everyone to enter. |
But it dilutes the challenge aspect of the competition when people can put in anything, doesn't force people to develope new skills. |
It's not like it's a free study. The subject has to be in rapid motion and it should be extreme. Whether that would be a car hitting the wall at a Nascar race or a dog mid-air catching a frisbe it would still have to encompass those two qualities to score well.
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