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Oct 21, 2011 21:19:04   #
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Ugly Hedgehog Photography Contest - #001
crudasill wrote:
These are pictures at, Cafe' Adobe, where you can sit outside and watch the ducks in a stream (kind of), near by. It's beautiful. The Black and White is my son and his little girl. Well, the rest are, too! Can't get past my precious baby! Another contest, maybe........ :)


Great capture and NOT the normal shots. Good for you!
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Oct 21, 2011 21:18:16   #
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Ugly Hedgehog Photography Contest - #001
Pete K wrote:
Jean...
Very nice photos.... I especially like the first one.
Keep your eyes open....and your lens ready !


Thanks, yeah the first is my favorite... It finally stopped raining here today... So hopefully I will be shooting this weekend and be able to show off the GREAT town I live in!
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Oct 21, 2011 21:04:02   #
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Ugly Hedgehog Photography Contest - #001
MWAC wrote:
Welcome to Ugly Hedgehog's very first Photography Contest. This will be a community run Bi-Monthly contest, open to all members of Ugly Hedgehog.

The rules will be relatively simple.
1. Entry to have been taken in the last month unless otherwise specified by the contest host (please do not go thru your achieves).
2. Theme will be picked by the Contest Host.
3. Contest will run for 2 weeks, after which the Contest Host will pick the winner.
4. You may enter up to 3 photos per contest.
5. The entry must be your own work.
6. Entries to be uploaded directly by entrants to the Contest Thread.
7. Contest Host will be determined by the previous Contest.
8. New rules may be added as the Bi-Monthly Contest grows and morphs.

I do hope that the Contest Hosts will provide feedback as to why they picked the entry that they did, but please remember this is for fun. I have volunteered to manage the contest overall, that does not mean I will judge entries (unless I am the Contest Host that week), or sway judging.

So with that, here is the first challenge:
Theme: Your City/Neighborhood
Due: October 30, 2011
Winner will be selected by: November 4th

Please post your entries in this thread for consideration.
Good Luck and get there and shot something!
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Home, my yard.......




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Oct 21, 2011 17:29:33   #
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Ugly Hedgehog Photography Contest - #001
kimberliswenson wrote:
Living in the Pacific Northwest can provide some pretty dramatic skies when the rain gives way to the sunshine on the dark clouds.
This is of my neighbor's cows in the pasture next to mine.


Fabulous shot!
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Oct 21, 2011 16:50:40   #
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How about some H2O shots????
ggiaphotos wrote:
Thanks, I appreciate your comments. Did you husband play for the football for the Hawkeyes?


No, he was a wrestler. But I went to MIchigan State so we are big into the Big Ten Sports....
Go Hawks!
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Oct 21, 2011 08:42:26   #
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When the medium changed from film to digital, how did you feel??
ThomasS wrote:
Jeanhdl wrote:
OK, not to start any trouble or anything, but all I can think of is:
How did you all feel when the change happened from film to digital??
Honestly I was in college then for film and we all hated it. Took all of my classmates quite a while to even consider digital, an art form!!!! I had to re-think it as a separate art form... Then I was OK. We just need to understand art covers a lot of ground and each IS different than the other....... But all is worthy.....
Let's just enjoy the ride............. and look at each others art and appreciate it for what it is!
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Jean,

Oh come now! Just looking at your picture, I can tell you love to start trouble.
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Thomas! Darn it! How did you figure that out so fast???? Is my reputation proceeding me in EVEN this web site??????? I am however having tons of fun with this thread and find everyone's comments fascinating!
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Oct 21, 2011 08:30:03   #
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Ugly Hedgehog Photography Contest - #001
DeanerNiker wrote:
Contest pics


Great captures!
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Oct 21, 2011 08:29:37   #
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Ugly Hedgehog Photography Contest - #001
Bricktop photo's wrote:
I haven't posted many pic's here, I think this contest idea is a good way to let us show our work!! thanks for the opportunity.. Jeff


Beautiful job Jeff! Great shots!
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Oct 21, 2011 07:36:39   #
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How about some H2O shots????
ggiaphotos wrote:
First, great shots every one! The scenery in the middle of the country is not as spectacular, but as someone once said every state has its own beauty. So with that in mind, here are some of my water shots..


Being married to a Hawkeye, I have always thought Iowa is beautiful, but you just reminded me how beautiful it is with your photos! Great job!
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Oct 21, 2011 07:35:16   #
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How about some H2O shots????
l683971 wrote:
Some of my back yard pics.


Simple beautiful.............
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Oct 20, 2011 16:54:49   #
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Ugly Hedgehog Photography Contest - #001
cybermomm wrote:
These are sights from my neck of the woods: New Mexico

1. A patio at an open-air market in Albuquerque lined with hanging chili ristras, a common sight this time of year.

2. The Sandia Mountains, the eastern boundary of the city, dusted with the first snow of the season.

3. One of the red cliffs in Indian Reservation country, to the north and west of Albuquerque.


Just beautiful!
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Oct 20, 2011 16:04:47   #
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When the medium changed from film to digital, how did you feel??
Thanks James, when I typed in my topic, I had no idea it would evoke all of these responses...... I appreciate everyone who weighed in.
I just want everyone to keep the "big" picture in mind......
Enjoy shooting, no matter what you use!
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Oct 20, 2011 16:00:10   #
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Tips for receiving criticism
MWAC wrote:
rocco_7155 wrote:
BBNC wrote:
Photographs are like fine cigars. There are certain things which must be there...composition, exposure, focus in order for the photograph to be acceptable. Fine cigars have to be hand made with long filler, draw easily, and burn evenly, the rest is a matter of taste.

For someone to say a photo is bad because it's not in the style they care for, is irresponsible. If the technical attributes are correct, then it's a good photo, no matter who objects.


I think we should continue this discussion over a fine cigar....it always seems to make things better.
quote=BBNC Photographs are like fine cigars. The... (show quote)


vodka makes everything better, I don't know about cigars, lmao
quote=rocco_7155 quote=BBNC Photographs are like... (show quote)


Ahhhhhhhh, Grey Goose....... Hummmm, getting thirsty now that you mention it..... :-)
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Oct 20, 2011 15:40:55   #
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When the medium changed from film to digital, how did you feel??
Mudshark wrote:
Bravo! I am an antique photographer....I use some of the most advanced digital gear made. I've never shot an image in Auto Anything. Strictly Manual RAW. Lots of younger folks look at my stuff sometimes and ask what program did you use...how did you do that...I use the original program...my brain.
When I was a young Navy photographer I'd have some type of problem and be blaming it on something with the camera...my old Chief would say..."ain't nothing wrong with the camera except that loose screw three inches behind the viewfinder..."
Bravo! I am an antique photographer....I use some ... (show quote)


LOVE this!
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Oct 19, 2011 20:17:55   #
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When the medium changed from film to digital, how did you feel??
David707 wrote:
Sad!!! Only because I had finally gotten a Canon EOS, and had accumulated a lot of "stuff" for it. Then, along comes digital. lol I had gone through numerous types of cameras, including a couple of range finders, and I even had a Chinon, very nice camera, but it used screwmount lenses. But, long story short, I have adapted very well. Frankly, the co$t of film and processing was making it an expensive hobby. I have had several P&S digitals, and loved the concept of seeing your pics immediately. (Im not a very patient person...lol) I just got my first dSLR, and am thrilled!
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I agree, I am a totally instant gradificaton girl...... So it does work for me!
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