This seemed to slip below the radar last week but now there is some interest I'll let it run for another week.
The idea of this challenge is to not only test your technical ability and your ability to see a picture, but also to develop your imagination in creating a piece of artwork, and to encourage lateral thinking. Please note, that a straight picture can be just as pleasing artistically as a highly manipulated one, so this challenge should be open to straight and manipulated images, and judged on their artistic merit
1. You have exactly 1 week to come up with an idea, photograph it and submit it. Start date Monday Judging to be some time between Sunday Night and Monday morning. Then the new subject to be posted some time on the Monday.
2. Entries should be new images (taken within the time frame of the competition), and not ones that have previously been seen on TP (Unless the image has been significantly altered in some way by PP which makes it a new image.)
3. Any and all photographic technique at your disposal is allowable to create your image. Judging should be based on the final image, regardless of the technicalities of how the image was created.
4. Images can be posted at any time during the week up until a cut off time determined by the judge on Sunday evening.
5. Winner to choose a title for the next challenge and judge it at the end of their week.
6. Titles and Subjects can be interpreted however the photographer sees fit, thinking both inside and outside the box should be encouraged. (If you feel that your image could be misinterpreted as not being relevant, a short accompanying explanation note is permissible/encouraged.)
This Weeks Challenge
CONTRASTS
What it says - there should be lots of scope for different ideas: large/small, dark/light, old/new, rough/smooth, straight/curved, etc. etc. etc. Let's see what you can come up with.
Jump in as soon as you like - cut off time 8pm (BST) on Sunday 4 October. Judging to take place some time Sunday night, with result posted asap after.
Good luck everyone, and here's hoping for some entrants this time!
The idea of this challenge is to not only test your technical ability and your ability to see a picture, but also to develop your imagination in creating a piece of artwork, and to encourage lateral thinking. Please note, that a straight picture can be just as pleasing artistically as a highly manipulated one, so this challenge should be open to straight and manipulated images, and judged on their artistic merit
1. You have exactly 1 week to come up with an idea, photograph it and submit it. Start date Monday Judging to be some time between Sunday Night and Monday morning. Then the new subject to be posted some time on the Monday.
2. Entries should be new images (taken within the time frame of the competition), and not ones that have previously been seen on TP (Unless the image has been significantly altered in some way by PP which makes it a new image.)
3. Any and all photographic technique at your disposal is allowable to create your image. Judging should be based on the final image, regardless of the technicalities of how the image was created.
4. Images can be posted at any time during the week up until a cut off time determined by the judge on Sunday evening.
5. Winner to choose a title for the next challenge and judge it at the end of their week.
6. Titles and Subjects can be interpreted however the photographer sees fit, thinking both inside and outside the box should be encouraged. (If you feel that your image could be misinterpreted as not being relevant, a short accompanying explanation note is permissible/encouraged.)
This Weeks Challenge
CONTRASTS
What it says - there should be lots of scope for different ideas: large/small, dark/light, old/new, rough/smooth, straight/curved, etc. etc. etc. Let's see what you can come up with.
Jump in as soon as you like - cut off time 8pm (BST) on Sunday 4 October. Judging to take place some time Sunday night, with result posted asap after.
Good luck everyone, and here's hoping for some entrants this time!
. Deadline now 8pm next Sunday, 2 October.
will give it ago tomorrow evening.
