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Challenge #42 - Halloween Spooktacular!
Seeing as Halloween is Tuesday of next week, I might as well try this topic. The pics don't have to be of pumpkins, or people dressed in costumes (although they are welcome), you can post pictures that have an eerie, scary or creepy feeling to them. Have fun! Rob ________________________________ To submit, click "Post Reply" and put your Photo Name in the Subject Line. Don't forget your Camera Model. Post until Monday noon GMT, 30/10/06 Photo Submissions 1. Camera -- Any Canon Powershot Series Camera (SD, A-series, S1/2, & S-series only...No Pro 1's!!!) 2. Time -- any on-topic photo taken at any time is eligible, although photos that have won other competitions should NOT be entered. 3. Size -- Photo must be EXACTLY 800 pixels on the longest side and no more than 200K in size with NO BORDERS. Here is some help for resizing your photos in Photoshop - http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...9&postcount=26 4. Post-Processing -- do whatever you like and the host will decide if it works. 5. Posting -- * ONE PHOTO per photographer in each challenge. * Photo Name in the message subject line. * Camera model. 6. Notes -- Name and camera you used and any other information pertaining to the photo...location, photo tips, brief EXIF data ect. 7. Commenting -- No commenting during challenge. When the posting is closed, comments can be made in this thread. Time One challenge every week, on the following schedule:
Please consider turning on Private Messaging in your profile. This will allow the host to contact you about winning or ineligible photos. You turn this feature on by clicking "User CP, Edit Options, Enable Private Messaging" (about a third of the way down the page). Thank you. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ POTN Powershot Challenge Info & Winners List and Rankings: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/...d.php?t=133933 |
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Cemetree
![]() An half-dead tree I found in a cemetary last weekend. Its base was about 4 feet wide like an old tree, but it only had a few living branches (with leaves!) growing out of it near its base. Maybe it once got struck by thunder and now begins a second life? Anyways, this "Frankentree" sure gave the place a surnatural look! Canon S2 IS 1/640s F4 ISO 50 Cropped, unsaturated and warmed a bit. Resized, leveled and sharpened too.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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This is my lighting test dummy that I dressed up for Halloween. Obviously the picture is intentionally underexposed for effect.
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Here's my entry:
Powershot A700, 1/60, f/2.8, ISO 100, taken using a tripod and timer with two light sources at different angles, of myself against a wall. Only post production is the levels.
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A610
Manual Mode f 4.5 1.75 Tv 4.34 Av |
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Title: The Grim Reaper
Camera: Canon S2IS Settings: Shutter Speed: 6 seconds Aperature: F/5.6 ![]() |
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![]() Here's my entry - the old spooky house. Info: Canon S3, 1/100, F/3.2, ISO 80, Program Mode, negative image of b/w image for effect.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Deep in the Heart of Texas
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S3, f/3.5, 5 sec.
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This contest will be finished 1hr from now, but I won't be able to announce the winners for another 5hrs from now for sure, it might even be 10hrs depending on how my day goes. Sorry for the delay.
Rob |
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Sorry again for the wait everyone. I was afraid that I would only get a couple of entries for a while there, maybe people were spooked by the topic
1st - Jeece I love the way the tree looks like it has bodies rising from it with branches growing from their arms. The figure on the left of the pic looks like a man pointing with really long arms towards the left. On the right it looks like a woman with her arms extended upwards towards the sky. 2nd - TJG I like the negative effect. 3rd - Edd S I like the blue glow. It must have been really dark since you left the shutter open for 6 seconds. Thanks to everyone who entered. Rob |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Congrats to the winners. I really liked the shots from all three, but that tree was great.
I wanted to enter my favorite Halloween picture of all time, the only problem was I didn't take it. I know that's just a minor problem but I don't even know who took it. So here it is. I hope it makes you laugh as much as it did me the first time I saw it. ![]() |
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Congratulations to Jeece. I had decided as soon as you put it up that it should be the winner. It's a great shot! I also liked alfadark's shot. Come to think of it, I liked them all - but those are my favorites.
Stefan
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Congratulations to the winners. Great photos !
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Thanks Novaheart and Congrats to Jeece and Edd S! This my first time at placing in the top three
I don't know about the rest of you, but I had a hard time coming up with something worth posting. We seen this house late in the day on Sunday and knew it was the perfect subject. Thanks again and I'm looking forward to the next challange!
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Congrats Jeece! That is an awesome capture.
Nice work by everyone else getting their entries in. I couldn't figure out what to shoot and enter... My fiance' told me to just post a self portrait... haha |
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