My favorite shot is the one with my name on it :) But UGH it's in the potty for score this week... according to my comments, i did not meet the challenge.. i didn' show enuff 'city' or enuff 'life' in my photo.. ;) I will be re-establishing my minimum acceptable score this week :))))
Originally posted by jmsetzler: My favorite shot is the one with my name on it :) But UGH it's in the potty for score this week... according to my comments, i did not meet the challenge.. i didn' show enuff 'city' or enuff 'life' in my photo.. ;) I will be re-establishing my minimum acceptable score this week :))))
I'm in the same boat this week. One person even said I was "totally, blatantly off the challenge topic." I think my photo speaks volumes about "City Life" to me, but I guess no one else does. heh.
Just stumbled as a newby on this site. Was impressed by many shots, however dissapointed by some, which were also quite off the mark in terms of what photography is meant to deliver.
I think pictures from the Stopped Motion catergory had the best selection.....impact of a waterdrop was creative and novel. "Black and Chrome" was a lso a great shot with really nice lighting highlights.
Originally posted by feedback: No I am not a bookie.....though i wish i was
Just stumbled as a newby on this site. Was impressed by many shots, however dissapointed by some, which were also quite off the mark in terms of what photography is meant to deliver.
I think pictures from the Stopped Motion catergory had the best selection.....impact of a waterdrop was creative and novel. "Black and Chrome" was a lso a great shot with really nice lighting highlights.
Jason
My favorite shot to come through this site remains "Taking Cover" by Tim Jenson, the winner of the "people" challenge. I think it's a textbook great photo.
Originally posted by jmsetzler: My favorite shot is the one with my name on it :) But UGH it's in the potty for score this week... according to my comments, i did not meet the challenge.. i didn' show enuff 'city' or enuff 'life' in my photo.. ;) I will be re-establishing my minimum acceptable score this week :))))
I've had the same sort of comment JM. Unfortunately I can't say to much or I will give my shot away. The problem is one of geography. The people in england would probably understand my picture better. Remember we do not have the sprawling metropolises that you do. To be classed as a city in England the City itself must have something very important in its boundaries. Maybe alot of Non-English voters don't realise this. I will have to take the potential cultural differences into account next time. I fear that at least one other English photographer may be suffering the same problem. Lifes a Beach !!!!
Originally posted by Dogman: The people in england would probably understand my picture better. Remember we do not have the sprawling metropolises that you do. To be classed as a city in England the City itself must have something very important in its boundaries. Maybe alot of Non-English voters don't realise this.
Well that gave it away :)) (but only to us Brits!)
Originally posted by Jonniboy: Originally posted by Dogman: [i] The people in england would probably understand my picture better. Remember we do not have the sprawling metropolises that you do. To be classed as a city in England the City itself must have something very important in its boundaries. Maybe alot of Non-English voters don't realise this.
Well that gave it away :)) (but only to us Brits!)[/i]
Does Twickenham have one:-) Great stadium tho. Same thing I guess if your into rugby.
John, you gave me some very good advice on my submission. I never thought about getting down closer to the ground to get another perspective. I won't say which one is my submission but your advice would have made an okay shot much better. Thanks.
Well I started on this site back in April so the very first photograph I ever saw on this site was the winner of the curves challenge. //www.dpchallenge.com/image.asp?IMAGE_ID=738. I still think to this day its a great picture.
Some more of my favorites: Transition - //www.dpchallenge.com/image.asp?IMAGE_ID=979 From the Ground up - //www.dpchallenge.com/image.asp?IMAGE_ID=1326 Upside Down - //www.dpchallenge.com/image.asp?IMAGE_ID=1509 Games - //www.dpchallenge.com/image.asp?IMAGE_ID=1744 People - //www.dpchallenge.com/image.asp?IMAGE_ID=1903 B&W - There were so many good ones: -- //www.dpchallenge.com/image.asp?IMAGE_ID=2097 -- //www.dpchallenge.com/image.asp?IMAGE_ID=2206 -- //www.dpchallenge.com/image.asp?IMAGE_ID=2182 Shadows - //www.dpchallenge.com/image.asp?IMAGE_ID=2527 (that's three David :) )
