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turbo-1 said:
I have used Photobucket and have an account on it for the past 2 years. I use both of them.
Zz.
PF PHOTO CONTEST - Going 'Round In Circles (9/20-9/26)
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SUMMARY
The PF Photo Contest titled "Going 'Round In Circles" invites participants to submit digital photos that reflect the theme of circularity. Contest rules specify that photos must be resized to dimensions of 650 x 490 or 490 x 650 pixels, and only one submission per member is allowed. Participants can use photo hosting services like ImageShack or Photobucket to upload their images. The contest concludes with a voting poll for members to select their favorite submission.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of digital photography basics
- Familiarity with photo editing tools for resizing and adjusting brightness/contrast
- Knowledge of image hosting services like ImageShack and Photobucket
- Awareness of contest rules and submission guidelines
- Research techniques for effective photo composition in contests
- Learn how to use photo editing software for resizing images
- Explore the features of Photobucket for image hosting
- Investigate creative photography ideas that fit specific themes
Amateur photographers, contest participants, and anyone interested in enhancing their photography skills while engaging in themed competitions.
I have used Photobucket and have an account on it for the past 2 years. I use both of them.
Zz.
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turbo
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I started with Image Shack, and things were just OK. Then I started loading stuff on Photo Bucket and comparing. I'm a bit (OK, maybe a lot) geeky regarding load-times, server up-time etc, and after comparing, I went with PB. I still have a stale IS account active, but I don't use it. My nieces and nephews (and young brother) have been producing babies pretty regularly, so it's nice to be able to email some dependable image links to them (I take a LOT of shots when they visit with the kids).ZapperZ said:
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A few years ago I was out in my back yard and noticed this star nearby. Couldn't have been much more than 1 a.u. away, so I snapped a few quick shots while I had the chance.
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ZapperZ said:
Thanks. What really made me think he had taken it was the disembodied feet on the top of the photo. I have a whole collection of photos he took, with varies body parts showing.
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I think my favorite contests are the ones like this one where everyone gets a bit more creative in interpreting the rules.
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In my backyard. This winter it will become CO2 which will find its way into wood that I will put in my backyard next year. The circle will then close.
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tribdog
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Okay, sometimes people CAN get a bit too creative in interpreting the rules.
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Borek
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If you remove description, you still see circles, that's not accidental 
But I agree - individual interpretation and creativity are the best part of these contests.
But I agree - individual interpretation and creativity are the best part of these contests.
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How on EARTH did you get a photo of a star that CLOSE to us?
Completely kidding. Great photo, something I would like to learn how to do someday, but I need $$ for filters I would imagine...
And really, great photos from everyone. This is fun to see how we all interpret the theme.
How on EARTH did you get a photo of a star that CLOSE to us?
Completely kidding. Great photo, something I would like to learn how to do someday, but I need $$ for filters I would imagine...
And really, great photos from everyone. This is fun to see how we all interpret the theme.
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