Bruce

Congratulations to Beemer B773ER for winning last week:



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1. The entered picture must be taken by YOU and not just found on the net.
2. Only one photograph per person and per weekly contest allowed
3. You may NOT change your photograph once it has been entered.
4. There are 5 days to submit your photograph, a poll will be created after five days for people to vote on. (Voting from Saturday-Sunday then new thread on Monday with results)
5. Your image must be a resolution of 1024*768 or lower. If it is not, your picture will not be in the voting thread.
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7. The picture should get submitted with: A Title, the date, and the type of camera.
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Bruce

A Terminally Bored Generation
Vancouver, British Columbia
April 2008
Sony Cybershot DSC-H3

ADGvast

Tried with my new 28-300 VC Tamron



The Fly
2008.03.24
Canon 40D
1/800 f8.0 ISO160

ree

toys - classic meets modernity or "Teddy superstar"
April 2007
Greifswald, Germany
Fujifilm Finepix F601

The Diva

Not the best photo, but very proud on my new orchid bloom

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The Bloom
April 2008
LOL Florida
Panasonic DMC-Tz3

Beemer B773ER

Some real interesting and message-influences images this week.

Bruce... very interesting how you transformed a daily occurence into a genuine photographic. Excellent 'vision' that!

ADGvast... great work with the macro. Very fascinate studying the details of a fly. Again, an everday thing which has been photographed and turned into something real intrigue.

ree...firstly, the teddy bear looks real cute and cuddly!! Secondly, you, like Bruce have a very good message in your photo about the change in generations. Nice 'vision' also.

Car Diva ...another use of macro. Looks real nice, especially the colors. By the way, congrats on your orchid bloom.



Here's mine for the week...



.....W a v e ... R i d i n'..!

Coalcliff Beach, Sydney
Easter Weekend 08
Sony DSC-H2

The Diva

Hey Beemer!


oooooooo so that's what that thing was.... the macro! (just joking)
how I miss old school manual film cameras...

The colors of the orchid bloom are the true ones, no adjustments, no tricks, A second one opened today

Just curious...are you riding the waves while taking pictures? It looks like fun

the guy in the picture looks like a crash test dummy , especially the head

Beemer B773ER

Haha, you're right Diva, he does look like a crash-test dummy. He's got that perfect side profile of a crash-test dummy. Now I'll remember to think 'crash-test dummy position' if I ever take surfing lessons!

As for if that's me surfing... unfortunately it's not, just some random guy at the beach who I was fortunate enough to capture in full motion as he weaved through the waves.

And in regards to 'macro'.. yep, the macro buttom or function is represented on all cameras with a flower-symbol. Some real amazing photos can be taken with this setting - case in point: ADGvast's fly photo - some incredible details the human eye tends to miss.

MusDaLooSe

Grass Hoper On My Window
Los Angeles
April 2008
Sony Ericsson k850 (cell Phone)


Im back boyz

MikeJ

Just playing around with the camera...


Special Lens
April 9, 2008
Canon EOS 400D

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