Photo Contest Give-A-Way!!!
DonD2 wrote:
Nope, I got some rumblies in the tumblie too, but I just thought that it was cause I haven't eaten dinner yet.......jordanmcrae wrote: Am I the only one getting butterflies? I can't wait to see the winning pictures. How the winners are determined in such little time, I'll never know, but my hat is off to the judges! Good thing it's not up to me or I'd pick them all
. Best of luck to everyone once again !
Maybe I should break out the Xanax eh?
I think we all await in anticipation and how they could choose in such a short time with that many entries I dont know, but hey thats there problem,so best of luck to everyone.
www.dcimages.org.uk
"A good photograph is one that communicate a fact, touches the heart, leaves the viewer a changed person for having seen it. It is, in a word, effective." - Irving Penn
crystal wrote: Today is the day!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Who will be the winner??
I would hate to have to choose! lol
crystal wrote: Today is the day!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Who will be the winner??
I'm already a winner. I entered this contest thinking I would post a few photos each day then everyone sorta caught a case of enthusiasm. I also began to run out of "contest grade" photos. I had just gotten a new camera and lens so I put them to work. I explored my post production process and found new skills there as well. Combing my archives for old images that just needed a little dusting and polishing, I found a few more entries. Every day - make that every hour... I saw the competition bring forth a grand assortment of ideas and perspectives along with some thoughtful comments from the peanut gallery.
In short, I know, too late for short, I have become a better photographer IMHO on many different levels. TAH DAH! I'm a winner.
You guys should feel that way too.
“Amateurs worry about equipment, professionals worry about money, masters worry about light, I just make pictures… ” ~ Vernon Trent
chasrich wrote:
crystal wrote: Today is the day!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Who will be the winner??
I'm already a winner. I entered this contest thinking I would post a few photos each day then everyone sorta caught a case of enthusiasm. I also began to run out of "contest grade" photos. I had just gotten a new camera and lens so I put them to work. I explored my post production process and found new skills there as well. Combing my archives for old images that just needed a little dusting and polishing, I found a few more entries. Every day - make that every hour... I saw the competition bring forth a grand assortment of ideas and perspectives along with some thoughtful comments from the peanut gallery.
In short, I know, too late for short, I have become a better photographer IMHO on many different levels. TAH DAH! I'm a winner.
You guys should feel that way too.
chasrich wrote: I'm already a winner. I entered this contest thinking I would post a few photos each day then everyone sorta caught a case of enthusiasm. I also began to run out of "contest grade" photos. I had just gotten a new camera and lens so I put them to work. I explored my post production process and found new skills there as well. Combing my archives for old images that just needed a little dusting and polishing, I found a few more entries. Every day - make that every hour... I saw the competition bring forth a grand assortment of ideas and perspectives along with some thoughtful comments from the peanut gallery.
In short, I know, too late for short, I have become a better photographer IMHO on many different levels. TAH DAH! I'm a winner.
You guys should feel that way too.
Well said, Charles!!And, Don - I thought you were going to start channeling Carly Simon... AN-TI-CI-PA-A-A-A-TION...
Dave Speicher
I thought I wanted a career.. turns out I only wanted paychecks.
dlspeicher.zenfolio.com
DestinDave wrote:
chasrich wrote: I'm already a winner. I entered this contest thinking I would post a few photos each day then everyone sorta caught a case of enthusiasm. I also began to run out of "contest grade" photos. I had just gotten a new camera and lens so I put them to work. I explored my post production process and found new skills there as well. Combing my archives for old images that just needed a little dusting and polishing, I found a few more entries. Every day - make that every hour... I saw the competition bring forth a grand assortment of ideas and perspectives along with some thoughtful comments from the peanut gallery.
In short, I know, too late for short, I have become a better photographer IMHO on many different levels. TAH DAH! I'm a winner.
You guys should feel that way too.
And, Don - I thought you were going to start channeling Carly Simon... AN-TI-CI-PA-A-A-A-TION...
Well Dave, I'm glad that at least one of us got it..... 
chasrich wrote:
crystal wrote: Today is the day!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Who will be the winner??
I'm already a winner. I entered this contest thinking I would post a few photos each day then everyone sorta caught a case of enthusiasm. I also began to run out of "contest grade" photos. I had just gotten a new camera and lens so I put them to work. I explored my post production process and found new skills there as well. Combing my archives for old images that just needed a little dusting and polishing, I found a few more entries. Every day - make that every hour... I saw the competition bring forth a grand assortment of ideas and perspectives along with some thoughtful comments from the peanut gallery.
In short, I know, too late for short, I have become a better photographer IMHO on many different levels. TAH DAH! I'm a winner.
You guys should feel that way too.
come to think of it Charles, would I have experimented with my camera and looked for pretty flowers to photograph !!! probably not, so thankyou Alex and team for coming up with this brilliant Idea.
www.dcimages.org.uk
"A good photograph is one that communicate a fact, touches the heart, leaves the viewer a changed person for having seen it. It is, in a word, effective." - Irving Penn
DonD2 wrote:
No clue Rob. I was hoping we would know already..... But then again I do not envy the judges in this one. I wouldn't be surprised if it got delayed....... I certainly hope not, but it wouldn't surprise me if it did.Rob pix4u2 wrote: when do we find out ???
www.betterphoto.com?nikonjan
DonD2 wrote:
No clue Rob. I was hoping we would know already..... But then again I do not envy the judges in this one. I wouldn't be surprised if it got delayed....... I certainly hope not, but it wouldn't surprise me if it did.Rob pix4u2 wrote: when do we find out ???
www.betterphoto.com?nikonjan
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