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December 6, 2016
Congrats October Contest Winners
Nikonians Contest Coordinator David Summers (dm1dave) has posted the results of the October contests. Our member driven contests are unique in many ways.
Unlike most other photo contests the workings of our contests are transparent.
Our members choose the monthly themes, all entries are visible to the entire community as they are posted and you are the judges not an invisible behind the scenes "expert."
Check our winning images legend below and scroll down for the names of the winners.
Each photo title serves as a link, which will lead you to explanations behind some of the photographs and an overall look at the competition.
1. -- Wildlife "Wildlife Emotions" theme
winner Michael Kawerninski (qanik), from British Columbia, Canada with his
image titled Happiness
is.
2. -- Landscape "Wild waters" theme winner Charlie Choc (cchoc) from
Georgia, USA with his image titled Rainbow in the Mist.
3. -- Macro "Intimate
Landscapes" theme winner Dean Andersen (DeanAZ) from Arizona, USA with
his image titled Island
In the Stream.
4. -- Travel "Hustle and Bustle" theme
winner Barbara Colbert (Britbear) from Illinois, USA with her image titled Spice
Market Porter.
5. -- Digital Artistry
"Halloween" theme winner Candi
Foltz (CandisCamera) from Florida, USA with her image titled China-Pug
Witch.
6. -- Assignment ""Forests" theme winner Scott
Ashley (scottashley) from Colorado, USA with his image titled Split
trees on mountainside.
Interested in submitting your photos?
If you want to participate, please be sure to enter one of
the monthly competitions listed in David
Summers' contest guide.
The Online Photo Assignments category is coordinated by Rob Migliaccio (rmigliaccio) from Rhode Island, USA. You can check his recap of past winners here.
The current (November) assignment is "Bottles".
Check out Rob's description:
Here's a great
opportunity to photograph your favorite beverage.
It may seem easy, but
there are things you need to think about - i.e. do you want to eliminate
reflections, what kind of background should you have? - etc. Have fun with this assignment, but make
sure the image is wall worthy.
Posted by flashdeadline at December 6, 2016 8:45 PM