Winners of Mini 136
lizzard_nyc
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AND THE WINNER IS:
Please allow me a few words first.
I have been wanting to do this challenge for a while just based on how many times I hear "great photo, what camera do you shoot with?" or similarly "great photo, you must have a great camera". Or "I can't compete with anyone because of my equipment or lack of it", it goes on and on. You make do with what you have sometimes.
Also, I like changing it up sometimes. A film camera will slow you down, a cellphone will force you to pretty much concentrate on the basics etc. etc.
I am very pleased with this round and the entries for that very reason. Thank you for indulging me.
The honorable mentions
Doob: The holga shot. I like the creativity a holga allows, though it's not always easy to pull off. I really loved the double exposure you chose here (boy I sure do hope that's double exposure ) and this was exactly what I had in mind when I chose the challenge.
zoomn: The gorilla shot. I loved the emotion you captured here, it's really almost heart breaking.
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benjamin: the black and white firehose. I'm not one for abstract concepts, but really found myself going back to this one over and over again.
Billseye--Northern Europe 1981 35mm. You had me at high contrast. I love the lines, the light, the silhouette of the people.
35mm Agfachrome, Digitized w/DSLR (1:1 macro on light table; B&W conversion in Photoshop, 2010)
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3rd place: Rainbow--the mariachi and THE guy I love this shot, have from the first time I saw it. I love the spontaneity of the shot and the playfullness.
2nd place: ghinson--loved your choice of black and white, the softness, the composition, the total and complete utter peace this shot brings me. Well thought out and executed.
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1st place: Tony cooper-- Thank you first of all for a fresh shot, you really pushed yourself and for your street submission. The body language here is palpable, powerful. You are up again Tony
Sherstone and Joyce--I know you can't compete, but I also was psyched to get your entries and you would have definately been contenders.
Thank you all so much for your participation. I wanted to add more to the list, but I had to narrow it down before I picked everyone. Really enjoyed this round. Thank you.
Please allow me a few words first.
I have been wanting to do this challenge for a while just based on how many times I hear "great photo, what camera do you shoot with?" or similarly "great photo, you must have a great camera". Or "I can't compete with anyone because of my equipment or lack of it", it goes on and on. You make do with what you have sometimes.
Also, I like changing it up sometimes. A film camera will slow you down, a cellphone will force you to pretty much concentrate on the basics etc. etc.
I am very pleased with this round and the entries for that very reason. Thank you for indulging me.
The honorable mentions
Doob: The holga shot. I like the creativity a holga allows, though it's not always easy to pull off. I really loved the double exposure you chose here (boy I sure do hope that's double exposure ) and this was exactly what I had in mind when I chose the challenge.
zoomn: The gorilla shot. I loved the emotion you captured here, it's really almost heart breaking.
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benjamin: the black and white firehose. I'm not one for abstract concepts, but really found myself going back to this one over and over again.
Billseye--Northern Europe 1981 35mm. You had me at high contrast. I love the lines, the light, the silhouette of the people.
35mm Agfachrome, Digitized w/DSLR (1:1 macro on light table; B&W conversion in Photoshop, 2010)
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3rd place: Rainbow--the mariachi and THE guy I love this shot, have from the first time I saw it. I love the spontaneity of the shot and the playfullness.
2nd place: ghinson--loved your choice of black and white, the softness, the composition, the total and complete utter peace this shot brings me. Well thought out and executed.
Sony P&S
Full Size
1st place: Tony cooper-- Thank you first of all for a fresh shot, you really pushed yourself and for your street submission. The body language here is palpable, powerful. You are up again Tony
Sherstone and Joyce--I know you can't compete, but I also was psyched to get your entries and you would have definately been contenders.
Thank you all so much for your participation. I wanted to add more to the list, but I had to narrow it down before I picked everyone. Really enjoyed this round. Thank you.
Liz A.
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Nice shots all around.
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And thank you Liz for coming up with a great theme and for the work you did!
one - has never been one that I thought had much of a chance. I seem to do better when
I shoot for other people rather for myself.
I have a theme in mind, but I'll get back with details, closing date, and terms and conditions
tomorrow. In the meantime, I'll go embrace my dslr and pack away the Sony DSC-S85 tied
up in a metaphorical ribbon.
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Liz, thanks for the HM... I can't believe that photo was taken over 30 years ago. How did it get so old, while I'm still such a kid?
Also gotta say that I love your choices for HMs and all three "place" spots. Thanks for the cool challenge.
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Great entries and good choice in selecting the winners!
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