Mini Competition #69

Here's how it works ...

- You good folks post images in the thread (please change your post title to a name for your picture)

- When we get 10 images we will attach a voting poll

- After 3 days the poll closes and the winner is declared!

- If you would especially like some critique after the competition poll closes, please make it known in the post

Too easy eh?

Limit of 1 image per post, and 2 image posts per person.

If there are already 10 in the current comp, please start a new thread in this forums

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...pictureid=1049

Nikon D3000: 1/80s: f9: ISO 100: 170mm
PP= crop and Lightroom sepia preset then adjusted brighness, contrast and clarity in Lightroom; adjusted levels, sharpened, resized and added frame in Elements.

C&C welcome and appreciated as always.

Wendy

This is the same as the one entered in the Jan. Competition but I figured out why the colours were changing when uploaded (Jan. entry has a horrid yellow cast). I think this one looks better. I had inadvertently asked Lightroom to convert to convert to "ProPhotoRGB" when opening for editing in Elements. Problem solved - for sure this time.

Boats...

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...p;d=1264372521

Attachment 1261

Lumix DMC-FZ3:

C&C welcome.

On from Saturday

http://files.me.com/jwrevie/c20ak6

john

Tulip/Mylar flower

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...p;d=1264403669

Finally a day with some sun so managed to capture a picture of some garden steps that may prove a difficult proposition just now!

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...pictureid=1141

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...pictureid=1146

I wasn't liking the boring whitish-blue sky in the original pic, so played around with Hues. Now finding this pretty cool.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2681/...30c21188_o.jpg

PS:- There is a kingfisher in the center.

http://www.pbase.com/intermon/image/117138709/large.jpg

Please provide comments and critiques.

Well, have been here a few days now and thought I'd have a go at the competition.

Took a holiday at home late last year, had a weekend on the Norfolk coast. This was a shot of Cley windmill I got (no longer working, but converted into a hotel).

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2767/...f0781827_o.jpg

From EXIF, Canon EOS450D, 1/400sec at f14, ISO 200.

Comments always welcome,

Rich

https://www.cambridgeincolour.com/fo...5&d=1264565806



My first time entering into a "competition" like this and my first post to the forum. Be kind, please. :o

A waxing crescent moon having a close encounter with the planet Jupiter, 01/17/2010. Probably not visible in the photo at this resolution, but the original full size image clearly shows 3 of the moons of Jupiter. A very pleasant surprise considering no specialized equipment was used. EOS 50D, Canon 70-300 USM. Minimal PP - saturation in ACR and USM in CS4.

Larger (1581x2371) image at Flickr is here.

No 70 has been set up. So, no more in here.

Hey Richard,

I love the picture, I'm a big fan of clouds and to see something like this captivated me right away. Thanks for posting it!

What a super set - right across the board. Thank you to all 10. I hope those who have been working hard since they've been in the forum see and appreciate the huge steps forward they're taking in the quality of their work (Ron!).