Photo Contest (11/26-12/02) - Snow & Ice

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around a photo contest themed "Snow & Ice," inviting participants to submit relevant digital photographs. The conversation includes contest rules, personal anecdotes related to snow and ice, and various participants sharing their photography experiences and challenges.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Debate/contested
  • Technical explanation
  • Meta-discussion

Main Points Raised

  • Contest rules specify that only original digital photos relevant to the theme will be accepted, with restrictions on editing and resizing.
  • Some participants express excitement about the theme and share their thoughts on holiday pictures.
  • A participant shares a personal story about maintaining bird feeders during winter, highlighting the challenges of snow and ice.
  • Another participant mentions a photo of a friend practicing tai chi on ice, contributing to the theme with a personal touch.
  • Several participants compliment each other's photos, indicating a positive reception of the entries shared so far.
  • There are discussions about the difficulties of capturing good photographs in snowy conditions, with some participants expressing uncertainty about their submissions.
  • A participant asks for advice on choosing a macro lens for photography, indicating a desire to improve their skills.
  • Some participants share humorous exchanges about weather conditions and local snow management practices.
  • There are mentions of previous contests and the possibility of reusing past submissions that did not win.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the excitement of the contest and the theme, but there are multiple competing views regarding the best approaches to photography in snowy conditions and the rules of the contest. The discussion remains unresolved on some technical aspects of photography and personal preferences.

Contextual Notes

Some participants express uncertainty about the rules and submission process, and there are varying opinions on the effectiveness of snow management in different regions. The discussion reflects a range of experiences and expectations regarding winter photography.

Who May Find This Useful

Photography enthusiasts, particularly those interested in winter landscapes and macro photography, as well as members looking to participate in community contests.

  • #31
Andy Resnick said:
Yawn- that joke got stale 20 years ago... :)
I know, but it's still fun. My river may be polluted, but at least it doesn't burn.
 
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  • #32
turbo-1 said:
I know, but it's still fun. My river may be polluted, but at least it doesn't burn.

Yeah, Maine is definitely a boring state... :)
 
  • #33
This was a shock when I looked out of the window this morning:

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The whole area is now at a standstill and all schools are closed for "health and safety" reasons. When I lived in Sweden, life would have carried on as usual but here in the south of England they don't consider it worth investing much in snow-clearing equipment (except on the most major roads) because it would hardly ever be used.
 
  • #34
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Zz.
 
  • #35
Ugh, how did I miss this? I've got zillions of pics of snow and ice :(
 

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