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11/05/2006 03:53:07 PM · #26 |
Here's mine from the Lighting III challenge.
Place: 266 out of 305
Avg (all users): 4.3891
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11/05/2006 03:54:45 PM · #27 |
Footwear challenge, my son's monkey slippers missed the brown by one.
My second entry and my monitor wasn't well-calibrated, but it DID SO meet challenge!!!! |
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11/05/2006 03:55:08 PM · #28 |
In my "unrelatedness" submission, I definitely read up on the purpose of the "unsubmit" button. My cat didn't talk to me for a week when this score was posted.
I had a few comments that no leading lines where in this picture for the "Leading Lines" challenge. Personally, I think there are too many lines!!!
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11/07/2006 04:43:06 AM · #29 |
never mind
Message edited by author 2006-11-15 08:30:40. |
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11/22/2006 06:35:08 PM · #30 |
I entered this in "Portrait in Landscape Orientation." It got hammered pretty good. I knew it would as soon as voting started! It was last minute and I didn't read the challenge details correctly! Wish I had taken this pic last week!
Message edited by author 2006-11-22 18:35:46. |
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11/22/2006 06:48:35 PM · #31 |
Can't say I was suprised really heheh. |
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11/22/2006 06:55:18 PM · #32 |
I had 6 comments either directly saying or implying that this shot DNMC. It was entered in the "On the beach " challenge. Where else do you find pelicans? lol :) |
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11/22/2006 07:22:25 PM · #33 |
I'm pretty sure this had a double whammy...
Not a "true" reflection, and people didn't realize that there are two jets in this picture.
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11/22/2006 07:30:04 PM · #34 |
I guess I will be posting my current perspective entry here when the challenge ends.
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11/22/2006 07:33:07 PM · #35 |
Entered into "Light on White II" but was more like "Light on Grey"
Scored 4.7 |
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11/22/2006 07:34:52 PM · #36 |
| Sure, just wait a week and I´ll show you my perspective shot :) |
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11/22/2006 07:52:59 PM · #37 |
Entered in the Family challenge.
Got 44th place and a 5.6 still this is one of my favorite Photo´s and I am happy with it.
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11/22/2006 07:59:45 PM · #38 |
 this was fun to made, but my guees was right i was bashed during voting
30 - 1 ones
Message edited by author 2006-11-22 19:59:58.
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11/22/2006 08:13:52 PM · #39 |
Entered this in Something Old. Apparently it looked too new.
Scored: 4.5158
Placed: 345 out of 397
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11/22/2006 08:31:44 PM · #40 |
along the lines of Yanko's, got a few comments about it DNMC so i guess some of the low votes were for that although in all fairness it is not a great shot and was the first one i took for this site. hell one of my current teammates gave me a DNMC (I forgive you Linda:P)I even had new int he title though:( |
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11/22/2006 09:16:17 PM · #41 |
 This was my entry in the Tribute challenge. At the time, several local galleries were pushing "vernacular" photography, which means they put an old snapshot in a large mat in a modernistic frame, and sold it for a lot of money. They always attributed the work to "Anonymous". I guess I was too far ahead of the curve on that one. 8)
 This is from the Cheater challenge. My brain locked on the word "deception", and I went off on an optical illusion tangent. I still think it's kind of a neat picture.
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11/22/2006 09:55:41 PM · #42 |
I entered this in the A Single Tree challenge. I was streching and knew it - I just didn't want to enter the same thing everybody else was going to enter - so I entered a grass instead of a tree?? It placed 117/249 with a 5.5680 - could have been much worse.
The title - A Curling Branch of a Decorative Bamboo Tree!!! I was really trying to make it work!
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11/22/2006 10:40:34 PM · #43 |
Emtered this in the "Image without Subject" contest--felt that the image didn't have a real focus point or subject in it but did contain a powerful message. Title was "Where have all the flowers gone". Voters didn't see it that way!
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12/08/2006 05:45:47 AM · #44 |
Here was my photo for Death. It didn't do too well...201 of 226 I think...with a score of 4.5 I got several comments of DNMC, but I also got a few people that liked the shot. I didn't want to just post a picture of a graveyard or a dead animal...so I thought that a picture of something broken or 'dead' would work as well. I'm still new to the site...so I want all the feedback I can get, but I think that perhaps the title threw people off...so I didn't get any critisism for this...oh well...maybe next time.
Here's the link to it..cause I can't figure out how to make the thumbnail work...
//i98.photobucket.com/albums/l246/Rhodetryp21/1_edited-2.jpg
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12/08/2006 07:07:48 AM · #45 |
I put this into 'jump'...
I actually saw this fly have a poo and thought I might have scared him... thus making him 'jump'.
You live and learn ;) |
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12/08/2006 07:11:21 AM · #46 |
 for Reflections without mirrows.
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12/08/2006 04:06:21 PM · #47 |
While it only got a dnmc suggestion from one person, it really made me mad that the person decided it didn't fit the challenge because of a differnce in when the cube was invented and when it was popular. In my eyes you don't see a rubix cube and think of the 70's (when it was invented) you think of the 80's when it was popular...oh well
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12/08/2006 04:31:54 PM · #48 |
Transportation II - While I don't see any actual DNMC comments I know there were several DNMC votes.
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12/08/2006 04:34:09 PM · #49 |
Originally posted by sabphoto:
While it only got a dnmc suggestion from one person, it really made me mad that the person decided it didn't fit the challenge because of a differnce in when the cube was invented and when it was popular. In my eyes you don't see a rubix cube and think of the 70's (when it was invented) you think of the 80's when it was popular...oh well |
I agree. Rubik's cube is a phenomenon of the 80's, as opposed to the blue ribbon, which is a phenomenon of the 70's, but what can you do?
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12/08/2006 04:55:13 PM · #50 |
Many complained that my image with out subject DNMC including one quite rude statement "I do not think you understood this challenge".
Quite a bit of discussion was made in the forums at the time that an image that covered the entire frame without a single point of interest meet the challenge, so I went with it. Evidently a lot didn't agree.
Message edited by author 2006-12-08 16:57:30. |
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