Challenge #35: Flowers
Ends: Sunday, May 6th 6:00 PM EST

In parts of the world, Spring has come and flowers are blooming! Your submissions this week should showcase the beauty of flowers.

What do you see?

GMC

Challenge #34: Old
Ends: Sunday, Apr 29th 6:00 PM EST

Your submission should convey "old" to the viewer.

What do you see?

Slow Entrance

Time on My Hands

It has taken me all week to get a photo for this weeks challenge - I tried several ideas, but not happy or could not get the desired result. Come Sunday afternoon (in Aussie) this idea came to me. I must confess that I cheated - I got my wife to follow my directions (not easy) and take the shot. I then went to the puter and cropped it and played with the lighting. For a while there I thought I may not get a pic in this weeks Challenge. Possibly not the best ever but here I am with "Time on My Hands".

Captured in Time

Timeless Building

Challenge #33: Time
Ends: Sunday, Apr 22th 6:00 PM EST

Time. How do you show this? Your submissions this week should reflect this theme.

What do you see?

32 Water Towers

After the fire in the 30s, NYC required that all buildings over 5 stories have water towers. This was taken from the rooftop of my office building In Union Square looking East and North.

Vancouver Stitch

This is a 4 exposure stitch looking east from Stanley Park in Vancouver towards the bulk handling terminal and the cloud covered mountains. As with Larry (BTW Larry yours is a great shot) I am having trouble getting my Exposure (?) consistent leaving me with banding. Any ideas?

3-Exposure Panorama

This was my first attempt at shooting a series of images and stitching them together. The image has a numberof problems, but most important for this assignment are the dark bands in the sky. These are most apparent just to either side of center. These bands are caused by the camera adjusting exposure slightly from one exposure to the next. To prevent the problem in your photos, shoot panoramas using Manual exposure mode. This way you are assured of the identical exposure in each of the composit shots.

--Larry http://www.LarryEiss.com

Challenge #32: Panorama
Ends: Sunday, Apr 15th 6:00 PM EST

This week's challenge involves a panoramic shot. By definition, this means your shot should be cropped such that one dimension is notably longer than the other. Have fun shooting!

What do you see?

Slinky Curves

Of Scallion Roots and Dinner Plates

--sorry, I just couldn't resist--

Several Curves

Challenge #31: Curves
Ends: Sunday, Apr 8th 6:00 PM EST

Share pictures that show off some "curves"!

What do you see?

Laser