The discussion revolves around a photo contest themed around "bad pictures," where participants are encouraged to submit photos that are technically poor due to issues like fuzziness, underexposure, or overexposure. The rules specify that photos must be taken accidentally, without digital manipulation, and only one submission per member is allowed. Participants share their experiences with taking bad photos, often involving humorous anecdotes about their attempts to capture images of pets, particularly cats and butterflies. Many express a tendency to delete poor-quality images immediately, while others reflect on the comedic value of their "bad" shots. The conversation also includes playful banter about the nature of the submitted photos, with some participants joking about the peculiarities of their images, such as glowing animals or abstract shapes. Overall, the thread highlights a lighthearted community engagement with photography and the shared experience of capturing imperfect moments.
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This one will better fit "city lights" or "light in motion".
Evo, I though this was a photo contest, isn't it. How did you get a hold of that excellent top painting of Barnett Newman from his grey period (1961-1964), called "Who is afraid of grey red and white".