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This is looking straight up the inside of a ladder. This is actually an honest to goodness shot. As far as post processing, there is not hardly anything done to this shot. I removed a minor smudge, and that's about it.
This photo has won quite a few awards and has actually been on display in museum exhibits too :)
Here it is with a black background
Notes on this Shot:
*****Was the 1st to succeed in the Quadruple Crown Challenge posted by other flickrers. This challenge comprised of:
*** Was admitted into the Flickr's 100 Best Hall of Fame! (surviving TWELVE challenges)
*** Won the 200 Views Weekly Photo Contest for Week #33. Here's the thread!
*** Scored 92/100 points in the 100 Points Group (the goal was 90 or better)
*** Made it to the Safe in the DeleteMe! group!
*** Judgement Day: 62/65!!
*** ScoreMe!: 48/50!!
(I entered these trying to see if I had the guts to try the others listed above!)
Thanks everyone for your comments, critique, everything!! I feel very grateful that I've been able to capture something that so many people enjoy!
This photo has reached up to #1 on interestingness as of 6/25/2006
A Winner of Theme of the Week for minimalism.
Sahara, Libya. (Untouched. No Photoshop.)
Scored 99.5 / 100 (from the 1for10 group).
Scored 108 / 100 from the 10 to 1 - Post one, score AND COMMENT on 10 Group
Scored 95 / 100 from the 100points Group.
This is what I had in mind before going bokeh crazy. Which one do you prefer? The warmer colours or the pink and white?
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A busy bee enjoying the world of a sunflower. For those who like to see things in more detail (i.e. large).
Reached interestingness #2 on 16 May 2006 and appeared on the Explore page.
Winner 200 views weekly photo competition - Week 40
Accepted at Flickr's 100 Best and successfully defended 3 Challenges.
85 Points from the 100 Points group.
10 goods from Flickr's 100 Best Photographers - Level 1
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It was a nightmare trying to get all 22 cats in the same pic!!! The cats names going from L-R : Aniela Caroline Kelly Andrez Flea Dann Gareth Fokket Flappy Cleo Adobe Benji Daffy Kitchen Tinsel Stan Ollie Cuthbert Neville Alan Oddie & Bellemy.
OK .. this is my cat Cleo and her 21 clones ! The first pic taken of Cleo was on the table, but as time went on she started to get annoyed (ears go back) then she started running arround (tail in the air while running or about to run) ! After 41 photos we were done. Then I Photoshopped 25 pics into one and the results you can see above.
Pics Taken - 41
Time To Shoot - 15 mins with help from my sister (Mary Eliza Jade).
Created Using - Photoshop CS2 (25 layers)
Pics Used To Create - 25
Time To Edit - 1hr
Total Clones - 22
This pic can be currently as seen in or on...
A book that's to be published soonby Reaktion, a cat book.
Top 20 Clone Pics pool where it is currently 2nd and has survived since May 23rd 2006.
Top 20 Favorites pool where it got to12th and survived 18 days.
Top 20 Art FX pool where it is currently 12th and has survived since May 23rd 2006.
Weekly pool where it got 5 out of 5 'keeps' and no deletes.
Hit Miss or Maybe pool where is was voted a HIT by everyone.
100 points pool where is scored 'a massive 83 out of 100' incl. a 10/10!!.....and.....
..80-89 points pool as it scored 83 out of 100.
10 to 25 Fav Pool as it's up to 20 Favorites.
Detailed Score Me where it got 95% .. one of the highest scores!
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'Best Western Country Hotel De Broeierd' LARGE with black background
96/100 in the 100 points group !
I love the way this one turned out! I hope you do too :)
edited:
This shot shows how important it is what you leave in and out of a photo. It looks like this hotel is situated somewhere on a lake in the countryside. In fact its situated right along a busy intersection... :)
Boathouse on Lysøen Island (close to Bergen), Norway. Taken from the ferry "Ole Bull" between the island of Lysøen and the main land.
This picture comes from the same original capture as this one, only the cropping is different and the colors were not touched on this one. This is as proposed by some of the reviewers in the 100 points group... Let's do an experiment and see what the rating will become on this one...
This may not be the sharpest of captures (he was running through the water as it gushed through the unpredictable Bugis fountain), but I really liked the emotion that came out on his face and in the moving hands. From an observers point of view, it makes you ponder whether the water was hot or cold.
The Bugis fountain is one of those places where you can go again and again to shoot without getting bored. One of my best shots from there, taken last year.
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This one seems to have done pretty well too.
- MiRea's Realm Group: 35/35 AND 49+/49 (if you don't ditch the highest and lowest score), taking it to MiRea's Realm Hall of Fame.
- My first shot to make it to the 90-99 Points group through 100 Points.
Bugis, Singapore
2006
| Arjun Purkayastha • travel & fine art photography • | Facebook page |
Taken at noon on Sunday, Feb 12, 2006. Midwood section of Brooklyn, NYC... best viewed large for details. Thank you dee_r for your excellent advice! -Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as .. "personal favorite"
Reached #21 for the day on Flickr's 500 Most Interesting! Thanks!!
Thanks for all your kind and helpful comments on this photo. I took this with a FujiFilm Finepix s5000.
I find it amazing that people can have such varied opinions about a picture. I would have blurred the water fall with a longer shutter speed had I had my tripod with me. that was a common thing people wished for, however some people liked the sharpness of the falls.
People either loved having the person in the picture, but that ruined it for others. The rocks in the foreground was either liked or not liked as well.
Wouldn't it be boring, if we all liked the same things!
Thanks again!
This pic of mine is now to become a CHRISTMAS CARD !!! If you live in Chesterfield look out for it ! I'm so excited !!
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This got 78 Point in the 100 Group.
This has been in the Top 20 Xmas Lights Group since Jan 17th 2006 and still there as of 3rd Nov 2006!
Best of my shoot from location 2. I didn't like the street lights, but it still looks good! 10 second exposure at f/22.
It almost looks Christmasy !! (and now is to be a Christmas card !)
See my other pic of it here.
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St Mary's & All Saints Church in Chesterfield town center.
79 points in the 100 Points group.
Keeper in the Weekly Group.
In Top 20 Architecture Pool for 3 weeks.
No photoshopping here, and it's only a (long) snap shot !
This spire is twisted and crooked. It's famous for it.
It makes the church look like it is crooked too, trust me it isn't in the pic or in reality .. just the spire is twisted and leans! It leans nearly 9ft to the south and is still moving !
Read more about it !...
Google Searchs For Chesterfield Spire
Photo was a 15 second exposure at f/16 on iso 200 with my D70s and a 18-70mm lens at 18mm. Taken on my soft rucksack on my car roof while stopped in a bus stop with hazards on and people waiting for the bus. It didn't come in the 3 mins I was there. It is cropped to cut out a modern building and a taxi that parked up a few seconds into the exposure with headlights on !
See other pics I took that night www.flickr.com/photos/bobasonic/87557657
view LARGE On Black
taranaki seen from ruapehu, early light
a rework after feedback from '100points' pool
Cathedral gardens, Manchester.
The first team to win the league with 100 points and 106 goals and a goal difference of 79.
View Large for the Best Effect and a great desktop background.
46/50 from the Score Me! Group
Rated 89 out of 100 in the 100 Points group.
1on1 Hall of Fame.
3000+ Views
90+ Favorites
Flickr Interestingness
For those interested, this was taken through our dining room window, in our backyard. It was taken with a Canon Digital Rebel XT (350d) with a 75-300mm lens at 300mm, f/5.6 1/1000 of a Second at ISO 400.
If anyone has any suggestions of other groups to post this photo in, please let me know.
Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the time
Plans that either come to naught or half a page of scribbled lines
Hanging on in quiet desperation is the english way
The time is gone, the song is over, thought I’d something more to say
Pink Floyd - Time
Clock at a local shopping center, love this idea, something every day made into a piece of art with the addition of some smart thinking elements - public art is a nice touch and this is out of the ordinary for just a small local shopping center.
Shot in color, converted to sharp BW and some curves and contrast adjustments to give the effect I wanted - in color it was a little busy but in black and white it seems to work so much better.
Question is. Do you like it?
[EN] Autumn silence in the harbour of the danish island Skaroe. This very small island is south of the big danish island Fyn - which you can see on the horizon.
[DE] Herbstruhe im Hafen der sehr kleinen daenischen Insel Skarö. Die Insel liegt suedlich von der grossen dänischen Insel Fyn (Fünen), die man am Horizont sieht.
Buhu ... it's a 10-2 from Deleteme! group ... that's soooo cruel ... :-)
And the photo got 56 points in the 100 Points group.
I have to do something with that little tilt ... people see it :-)
Thanks to everybody for the feedback!
(c) Markus Merz Oktober 2005
Links: Flickr group Hamburg - Sankt Georg, News Site Hamburg Sankt Georg Information (Informations in German)
Park benches on a winter day at Valley Gardens, Harrogate, United Kingdom. It used to be titled "Lonely Park Benches" because no one was satting on them but you guys said the pix didn't display that. I only said the benches are "lonely" because no one is satting on them.
If you like this, You can check my Most Interesting Photos according to Flickr.
Another shot from the "evil evil" Zoo in CPH, if you want an explanation for that comment just go and look at the other lion shot called "The ghost and the darkness" in the scoring from the 100points group.
Thanks for all you input on this photo. I have learned a lot. People really hate the circus for the way animals are supposedly treated. I am sure most people do not really know either way. I know I don't.
People either are really good at giving an honest critique about a photo regardless of subject matter or people will slam your photo because of subject matter and will not judge it on the merit of the photograph.
Okay lets play :) who knows what MÃÅ¡a took a photo of, can earn 100points (don´t know what you can do with them yet but nevermind :) )
Cindy Parlow with the Header - view large
This was my first attempt at Sports Photography - I was able to get close to the field a little. This was taken from 15 rows up in the stands with a 300mm zoom lens. For TV purposes, fans were seated only on one side of the stadium
I would see this couple every day. They always went to the open market and would always come down the street with something colorful. They were one of my favorite couples. Lived on the alley I always walked down. Loved the vehicle in the background. Beijing China - August 2006
Explore #418 - August 19, 2007
Two women preparing tortillas for dinner in Santiago, Guatemala. I noticed that this image looks dark on some monitors.
What's left of a village... During the Tsunami in Dec 2004, this village suffered some destruction and death... BUT the final death nail for this village was when the government decided to evacuate all the villagers and relocate them. This piece of sea front property is now ear marked for redevelopment! All the destruction seen here are not necessary from the tsunami. Many were actually caused by the villagers themselves when they attempted to salvage what ever they can!