Too Much of a Good Thing: Photo Contest Dilemma

Thread starter Andre
Start date Oct 19, 2011
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The discussion revolves around a photo contest where participants are sharing their entries and expressing their preferences. One participant is unsure which photo to submit, highlighting the challenge of choosing among several appealing options. Another participant mentions their own entry and abstains from voting to maintain fairness. The group appreciates the quality of the photos, particularly favoring a macro action shot, indicating a preference for dynamic and visually engaging images. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the excitement and competitive spirit of the contest while showcasing the participants' photography skills.

Which is the best?

#1
Votes: 0 0.0%
#2
Votes: 4 44.4%
#3
Votes: 3 33.3%
#4
Votes: 1 11.1%
#5
Votes: 1 11.1%

Total voters

9
Poll closed Oct 24, 2011.

Oct 19, 2011

Andre

That's the subject of a photo contest somewhere. So I played with matches but "embarras de richesses"; which one to enter? Which one appeals the most?

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Oct 19, 2011

Andy Resnick

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heh- I entered that contest, too. So I have to abstain from voting :)

Oct 19, 2011

lisab

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I like #2...macro action shot, very cool!

Oct 19, 2011

drizzle

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Me too Lisa, good shots Andre :)

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