Mini Competition No. 136

[Donald]

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 forum

[smcrews]

Electric

[Karlos Markus]

[David deSousa]

Comments and Critique always welcome.
Larger version here.

[wilgk]

[Warren]

This is a shot that I took two images of: one where the sky was in proper exposure, and one where the water was in proper exposure. The problem here was the fact that I did not use a tripod, all in all, I think it came out ok.

[Tuesday Wildchild]

[David deSousa]

Comments and critique welcome.
Larger version here.

The trouble with linking to Flicker or any off-site server is that if you change or remove the picture the image here goes away too. I didn't think of that but it is logical of course -- watch out!

[Mick]

Hi
I've been doing stuff at night in the back garden over the past few weeks!

This is one I did earlier tonight (15/10).

[carregwen]

Church rock, near Pembroke, West Wales. Location map of shot

[Mick]

Cloudscape

Da delw, Rob.

[mastamak]

Church rock, near Pembroke, West Wales. Location map of shot

Hey Rob, that map is pretty interesting. I geotag all my photos and save them in Google Earth for my own interest but I would like to know how you did the location map for your CIC post. It is really interesting to be able to see where individual photos were taken. I hope some of the other contributors will do the same. Great photo, by the way.
Grant

[abhivg]

Here's something I captured. And would definitely appreciate some feedback/critiques

[arith]

Mini Competition #137

[carregwen]

adding poll

[carregwen]

VOTING OPEN in this Mini Comp:

Anyone can vote - you don't need to have entered this comp
Voting is simple; at the top of the thread is a list with checkboxes
Vote for as many as you enjoy - it encourages the photographer
Voting is open for 3 days from this announcement

[carregwen]

Hey Rob, that map is pretty interesting. I geotag all my photos and save them in Google Earth for my own interest but I would like to know how you did the location map for your CIC post. It is really interesting to be able to see where individual photos were taken. I hope some of the other contributors will do the same. Great photo, by the way.
Grant

Thanks Grant. It's here Location maps on Google

[David deSousa]

This is very nice, Rob. Technically, artistically, you've got the goods. Accolades, good on ya!

[carregwen]

This is very nice, Rob. Technically, artistically, you've got the goods. Accolades, good on ya!

Thanks, David. I took this while waiting (sound of drumming fingers on the side of the camera) for my dearly beloved to hunt through her rucsac (girlies and bags) for the supplies of emergency fruit-cake. You just can't get decent photography assistants these days.

There are some good entries, apart from mine, in this comp. The standard seems to be improving!

[David deSousa]

Da delw, Rob.

For those of us who do not speak Welsh, "Da delw" loosely translates to "good picture." I had to look it up. Delw: what is beyond or past motion; a statue; an image; an idol; semblance, form or manner.

The Google translator says "da delw" = "good likeness." Nice picture = "llun neis." And, if you want to speak Malay, "good likeness" is "gambar bagus," but the Welsh to Malay translation is "nice foto!"

I'm pulling your leg, Mick. I know where Rob is from, or is.