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10/11/2006 01:02:47 PM · #1
I know there are a number of people who are going to consider it highly ironic that I am the instigator of this post. Melethia ribbed me a few days ago and agenkin loves to roll his eyes at my stuff (we've talked, and we're ok with that).

BUT

I do see a certain self-fulfilling prophecy on DPC concerning what works here and what doesn't. I catch myself perpetuating these stereotypes in my comments I leave on other people's shots. (I tend to have a section called "The game" for those who are looking to boost their scores.)

I was thinking of starting a thread to show people that images which go against the stereotyped DPC shot can still do well. Of course people must realize that these shots still need to be executed flawlessly, but they can succeed.

So show off your own (or other) shots which go against a stereotype we have on DPC which have also scored well. List the stereotype above.

Stereotype: Religious themes do not do well.
Philup Score: 7.1000

Stereotype: Saturation rules DPC
e301 Score: 7.0303

Stereotype: Free Studies are all about landscapes and portraits
Breeee123 Score: 7.3553

Message edited by author 2006-10-11 16:54:07.
10/11/2006 01:06:38 PM · #2
Stereotype - Pictures of toys don't do well
6.9752
10/11/2006 01:08:15 PM · #3
Philup is a master of contrast and texture; e301 is a master, period; and the one from Breeee happens to be a very nicely done saturated landscape portrait. :-)
10/11/2006 01:14:59 PM · #4
Originally posted by Melethia:

Philup is a master of contrast and texture; e301 is a master, period; and the one from Breeee happens to be a very nicely done saturated landscape portrait. :-)


I didn't say you didn't have to be good. :) You have to be good period to get scores like that...

Stereotype: DPC has no sense of humor.
Scalvert Score: 7.1748

Stereotype: Violence and/or gore will get hammered.
Joey Lawrence Score: 7.6755
10/11/2006 01:30:58 PM · #5
stereotype: only dslr's can do well here

jjbeguin
dsidwell
10/11/2006 01:33:00 PM · #6
Got another one for you: People are sick and tired of Cannon Beach shots. :-P

Dr. Achoo - 7.3016

Dr. Achoo - 7.3972

Edit to add scores

Message edited by author 2006-10-11 13:48:38.
10/11/2006 01:35:19 PM · #7
Waterfall shots are overdone.

score 7.3631 - SJCarter

edit to add the score.

Message edited by author 2006-10-11 13:36:11.
10/11/2006 01:43:19 PM · #8
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10/11/2006 01:44:09 PM · #9
Stereotype: It's all about Photoshop
Me Score: 7.1986

Had to use one of my own shots for this one since I don't know how much/little other shots are processed. This had nearly no PP work.
10/11/2006 01:56:28 PM · #10
stereotype: calling voters stupid in your title won't win you a ribbon

original title:

angry kitty ready for a scratch your eyes (intentional abstract; if you give me a 1 you're stupid)



scored the brown ribbon
10/11/2006 01:56:30 PM · #11
Myth/Stereotype: It's all aboot Photoshop

(red) 7.2863
6.9393
(red) 6.8563

10/11/2006 02:00:28 PM · #12
Im confused by the Title of this thread, someone splain?
10/11/2006 02:03:17 PM · #13
no idea ... figured it was some crazy doctor talk

Originally posted by buzzrock:

Im confused by the Title of this thread, someone splain?
10/11/2006 02:05:36 PM · #14
stereotype: those with amazing post processing skills get the high scores

all i did was crop this and do auto levels, 10th place



AWESOME THREAD BY THE WAY!!! ROCK ON!!!! I'LL BE SURE TO WATCH THIS ONE~
10/11/2006 02:07:08 PM · #15
Good thread.

7.0717

I broke the rules about feet and insects. Of course, that challenge was a special exception.
10/11/2006 02:08:05 PM · #16
Did you guys in your college days have regular marches where women would "Take Back the Night"? Meaning they didn't want to live in fear of robbery/rape/violence, etc?

It was a poorly executed parody...
10/11/2006 02:09:16 PM · #17
another one for the Religious images don't do well:
Blue ribbon in DPC Cinema challenge

Stereotype: Woody shots don't do well/can't ribbon:
yellow ribbon in Holiday Catalog challenge
10/11/2006 02:10:58 PM · #18
Originally posted by DrAchoo:

Did you guys in your college days have regular marches where women would "Take Back the Night"? Meaning they didn't want to live in fear of robbery/rape/violence, etc?


Ummmm, we had regular meetings of mass consumption of alcohol ... which might explain why I'm a underpaid photographer and not a Doctor... LOL
10/11/2006 02:28:18 PM · #19
another ribboning woody :)

10/11/2006 02:29:43 PM · #20
copying Mr. Fresco:

"Myth/Stereotype: It's all aboot Photoshop"

--> blue ribbon, 6.9958

(I wish I COULD'VE photoshopped this one, it's filled with Scotch-tape-mistakes (watch very carefully ;-))

edit: is this one a good one for this thread? :S

Message edited by author 2006-10-11 14:31:04.
10/11/2006 02:35:55 PM · #21
DPCers HATE frames & borders!!

7.2088

Message edited by author 2006-10-11 16:56:35.
10/11/2006 02:37:23 PM · #22
Originally posted by biteme:

edit: is this one a good one for this thread? :S


Perfect for the thread, Han!
10/11/2006 02:41:47 PM · #23
Your subject shouldn't be centered.....
<---ok i'll add zeeeee score 7.1556 and the Blue

ok. well she's a little off. lol

And ummmm..I'm not a little off!!!! I'm a LOT off. get it straight!

Message edited by author 2006-10-11 15:45:21.
10/11/2006 02:50:00 PM · #24
Originally posted by jaded_youth:

Your subject shouldn't be centered.....


ok. well she's a little off. lol


So is the photographer! Sorry, couldn't resist!
10/11/2006 03:15:30 PM · #25
Myth/Stereotype: Overprocessing will hurt your score.


7.0148


Message edited by author 2006-10-11 15:15:52.
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