Discussion Overview
The thread discusses a photo contest themed "Dawn To Dusk," where participants must submit photos that clearly depict scenes taken at dawn or dusk. The conversation includes rules for submission, technical aspects of photography, and participants' experiences with their entries.
Discussion Character
- Contest-related
- Technical explanation
- Debate/contested
- Exploratory
Main Points Raised
- Participants must submit a single photo that clearly indicates it was taken at dawn or dusk, with specific rules regarding file size and submission methods.
- Some participants question the suitability of their photos, with one asserting that a submitted photo appears to have been taken in the afternoon.
- There is a discussion about the use of panoramic photos, with some participants asking whether such images are acceptable in this contest.
- One participant mentions using the panorama setting on an iPhone 6s, which prompts a discussion about the rules regarding photo manipulation and processing.
- Another participant raises a question about the definitions of dawn and dusk, referencing specific astronomical definitions, while others express a more lenient interpretation of the contest's requirements.
- Several participants share their experiences with photo size limitations and seek advice on how to reduce file sizes for submission.
- Participants share details about their photo locations and the experiences associated with capturing their images, including reflections on the beauty of the scenes.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
There is no clear consensus on the strict definitions of dawn and dusk, with some participants advocating for a more technical interpretation while others prefer a more flexible approach. Additionally, there are differing opinions on the acceptability of panoramic photos in the contest.
Contextual Notes
Some participants express uncertainty about the rules regarding photo manipulation and the definitions of dawn and dusk, indicating that the contest's guidelines may not be fully resolved.