Weekly Competition #201 - Man-made Competition
| Title | Weekly Competition #201 - Man-made |
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| Judge | DanielH | Closing Date | 22/05/2011 | Opting Out | If you'd like to enter but not keen on creating and judging the following competition you have the option to opt out. If you're selected as the winning photo simply create a report saying that you'd like Admin to take over and we'll do the rest. |
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UPDATE:Apologies for not being clearer at the start, after discussion I feel that the use of in camera filters will mar the objective which is to see the scene as you see it. The idea is to be as simple as possible just shoot and thats it! I would urge RAW shooters to use Jpeg, it's part of the fun of this comp, thanks all for your input and queries It's a fairly wide theme and not too restrictive, so some guidelines. I don't really want to see pictures of your iphone, HD-TV, or electronic gadgets! I'm thinking more buildings, vehicles, antique furniture etc. And one major thing, absolutely NO post-processing of any kind, no crops, tints, sharpening, nowt. I'd like to see the pictures as your eye and your camera saw them. Good luck Dan. |
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Posted 23/05/2011 - 17:25
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WOW! I logged on earlier to see what I could do for next week and I won! Thrilled. Very unexpected. Thanks Danny I appreciate your appreciation. Well done to all the the other entries- I judged them for fun earlier (minus my own entry of course!) and Stopher won with the Wind Turbine.
I will have to think about the subject for this week and post it up later. Me ,Judging!?! blimey!
I will have to think about the subject for this week and post it up later. Me ,Judging!?! blimey!
Posted 23/05/2011 - 17:43
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Thank you for the judging , loved the Spiral Staircase, Vatican Museum. Lot of good entries. waitng for new subject.
Posted 23/05/2011 - 22:23
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Congratulations to japers45 and many thanks to dannyh for the competition
Any more placings or just the winner :
Any more placings or just the winner :
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Posted 24/05/2011 - 13:17
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Thank you for your work Danny....Do you have a second place....a third or any highly commended???? Always fun to see, as it tells us more about how the judge saw it all!
Congrats to you Jaspers45...fantastic shot!!!
JA
Congrats to you Jaspers45...fantastic shot!!!
JA
Posted 25/05/2011 - 00:56
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Well done all! And to our host (Dan) as well - this turned out very well IMO. Good choice, and congratulations to our winner.
Posted 25/05/2011 - 13:21
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I didnt really have a 2nd or 3rd place but more of a winners circle and these were the others that stood out for me:
The dome and the red-t-shirt
The Net
Harnessing the energy
Pylon
St James and St Pauls church
Man-made
The dome and the red-t-shirt
The Net
Harnessing the energy
Pylon
St James and St Pauls church
Man-made
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Wheels of power
I like the composition and the positioning of the wind turbines that you draw attention to, nice framing. I was wondering if you had more height and with that zoom you could have filled the frame with the wheel and had the turbines in spoke. Nice use of the theme and aims
T-55 medium tank
Nice angle like the bush growing in front of the tank a nice sense of things past
Man- made (but finished by a women)
Thanks for making me smile great picture and a different take on the theme well done
Water tower
Nice and straight, lovely that it’s so level and nice contrast between the older and newer looking parts of the structure
The dome and the red-t-shirt
Lovely composition and great use of the “fish-eye” I spotted the red t-shirt before I’d even read the title adds some lovely colour to the mostly white picture. Lovely shot
It’s good to talk
Mark I think you achieved your aim I here I like the composition and darker tower nice angle and effect
The Net
Wow! I love everything about this one the colours composition the blurred cars street lights just a great photo really creative, this one caught my eye straight away
Harnessing the energy
Another one that caught my eye super idea lovely coloured sky and I really like the silhouettes, not only the wind turbine but the people as well
Man made the wheel
I like the way you’ve composed this with the shadows and angle, nice work
Pylon
Absolutely intriguing an every day object from a very usual angle, top marks for creativity and well taken
Man made man
I like the reflections from the dusty mirror and good use of the fore-ground with chisels etc to draw the eye in. Nice picture
Piston rods
Nice “crop” and I like the contrast between the two different metal tones well taken perfect lighting and nice shadow detail
Anniversary
Good city view although doesn’t seem so sharp? (May just be my monitor) I like that you’ve got the light right in the centre and the atmosphere of the picture
Red and white
Nice idea and very colourful great to have the repeating patterns
Gravestones
Ha ha Mudge are you into recycling then! . I do like all the green tones and the slightly wonky Celtic cross. I think you’ve framed it right with the tree one side and the distant crosses on the other. Good picture I like it
Light
And great use of it I really like the feeling of this, and use of the chair in the foreground. Were you tempted to nip in there and move the chair on the right?!
Fallen Arches
Nice shadows and quality of light you can tell it as taken in the “golden hour”
From Stone Age to digital
Good use of the theme here and well composed to get both wall and mast in the shot from an interesting perspective
My camera’s eye
A nice interpretation of the theme I really like the reflections and night time light
On the cut
I like the perspective and angle from which you’ve shot. Its nice to have it diagonal in the frame makes it that much more interesting, and great colours
St James and St Pauls church
Wow what a sky superb colours and tones and lovely old church building, perfect composition I like this one a lot
Spiral Staircase Vatican museum
This stood out for me a really nice perspective and good vision to spot. Well captured concentric circles lead the viewer into the picture. Very well done
West Pier
Lovely light and interesting subject like the “sunset streaks” on the water. The picture has a brooding atmosphere for me
Man-made to destroy men
Great use of the theme and creative titling thank you. Well done on a perfectly exposed shot
Man-made
Lovely use of the flame gives the picture a real sense of atmosphere which it wouldn’t have without it. I really like this one and it was definitely in the running.
Towering above
Great picture, good angle, nice exposure not much to say I liked it good work
Man’s 20th century expertise
Nice to have the information boards and other parts of the room in the shot it gives it a different feel, good detail in the picture for what I imagine was low-ish lighting, thanks for your entry and support
Human trace
Thanks for your entry it’s great to see pictures not shot with DSLR’s as well. I like the thought and the subjects in this picture. Maybe think about your composition a little it would have been better to have the bottom of the car in the picture and not the wires on the top. I like this and am looking forward to seeing some more.