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04/02/2004 01:48:28 PM · #1
Anyone else struggling with the obvious dilemma: the notorious 'voters' of course hate chaotic images ... ?

E
04/02/2004 03:02:22 PM · #2
i got my shot yesterday and submitted it, I noticed there are only 15 submissions so far

James
04/02/2004 03:28:17 PM · #3
Its good to keep things simple but chaos is so complex!
04/02/2004 03:44:31 PM · #4
even though the theme is chaos, i imagine what will be admired is something along the lines of organized chaos, or controlled chaos. that is, having a chaotic subject or subjects, but controlling how the image is framed, composed and captured while still depicting the chaos of the moment you have chosen to preserve. taking a photo of a bunch of your kids toys scattered on the floor, though likely a chaotic scene, is not necessarily going to make an interesting photograph. unless, of course, through your approach to the image, you give it meaning.

i know i'm being incredibly vague here, but i guess what i'm saying is there's a difference between a snaphot and a photograph. while the theme is chaos, this doesn't mean that snapshots are what is being asked for. the nutorious "voters" don't like snapshots, and i can't say i blame them...
04/02/2004 07:43:21 PM · #5
//www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/c/c0242700.html
04/02/2004 07:48:30 PM · #6
I have a spin on the challenge, but may get voted down on it but thats ok...

orusell---yourdictionary's great man hah
04/03/2004 02:04:11 PM · #7
Originally posted by e301:

Anyone else struggling with the obvious dilemma: the notorious 'voters' of course hate chaotic images ... ?

E


Not only would voters not like it, I didn't either - no shot I took was visually appealing AND depicted chaos. I decided to take a purposefully creative approach - normal scene but photographically chaotic -- yes, yes I know it makes no sense - at least I had fun.
04/03/2004 02:09:52 PM · #8
Lot of Out of place shots are perfect for Chaos challenge ,lol!Now you guys have oportunity to score high on bad photos !
04/03/2004 02:24:09 PM · #9
I actually have a photographic Chaos photo believe it or not...it compeletely took me by surprise...but i have a feelign it wont do well : (
04/03/2004 02:28:48 PM · #10
Originally posted by pitsaman:

Lot of Out of place shots are perfect for Chaos challenge ,lol!Now you guys have oportunity to score high on bad photos !


I resemble that remark !
04/03/2004 02:29:36 PM · #11
Still only 27 entries though. Ends tomorrow.
04/03/2004 02:35:22 PM · #12
Originally posted by pitsaman:

Lot of Out of place shots are perfect for Chaos challenge ,lol!Now you guys have oportunity to score high on bad photos !


As can you, Kosta! LOL!

I suspect that mine may just get a lot of 1's!

Message edited by author 2004-04-03 14:35:53.
04/03/2004 03:00:53 PM · #13
chaos

the most ancient of greek gods
representing the infinite scope of the cosmos before the universe was formed.


04/03/2004 05:05:34 PM · #14
One person's chaos is another person's order.
04/03/2004 10:51:24 PM · #15
This is one challenge I'm pretty sure I'll score low. I entered anyway, becasue I think it's a great photo. Ok, well maybe a little below the "great" level...but definitely very good! I'm going to be very interested in the comments.

04/03/2004 11:44:24 PM · #16
Well, I'm gonna bite the bullet and give this one a shot. I finally came up with the perfect subject! Hahaha! Now the trick is making the chaos look good (I tend to struggle with that aspect on all my images anyways)! ;)
04/04/2004 01:31:37 AM · #17
This one will certainly be tricky. It may be like the Irony challenge a few months ago when only a handful of people knew what irony, in fact, was. I suspect that we'll get various types of images:

1) people shots in which crazy situations are taking place and a 'chaotic' feel is present
2) abstract shots in which no apparent pattern is present
3) shots in which fractals are communicated in some way

Who knows? I think it will be a fun challenge!
04/04/2004 01:37:59 AM · #18
Okay, just submitted my shot. Probably won't score too hot, but that's about what I expect due to the trickiness of the challenge. Plus it doesn't look like an "Oh my heck! That is a ribbon winner shot." Then again, DPC has surprised me before. I just know that I am pleased with the shot and not afraid to claim it as my own, because it completely fits my style!

Dsidwell, mine would fall under the catergory of number 1, just for the record.
04/04/2004 07:06:09 AM · #19
Still only 38 entries...

Message edited by author 2004-04-04 11:12:58.
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