A day in the life of dgrin! (an unofficial challenge)…
PaulThomasMcKee
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Your city, county or state; Your office, yourself, your dog, your frog, your family, your significant other; A revolving door, a ferry boat, a train depot, a bus station, a flower, a light house, a wallet; Your car, your local bar, your guitar…you get the picture.
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Here’s what I’m thinking…
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The idea is that each photographer chooses their own theme (or no theme) and then shoots to that theme as much or as little as they like in one predetermined 24hr period. Make it as artsy or as mundane you want. Then, the “Big Reveal” will be one week later (to give folks time for sorting and processing). Each photographer will upload between 1 and 10 of their best images from the day in a single post to the “A day in the life of dgrin! - the Big Reveal” entry thread that I will start one week after the day of the shoot (one photographer – one post – up to 10 photos). Each person is on their honor to post photos from the designated 24hr period…exif links are encouraged but optional. The official “A day in the life of dgrin! - the Big Reveal” entry thread will only be for photos – all the fun conversation/discussion can happen here in this thread. In order to keep up the suspense for the "Big Reveal", pre-posting of images to discussion threads for comment is discouraged.
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Let’s set Saturday, April 19th as the “day” for the shoot and Saturday, April 26th as the day to begin the “Big Reveal”.
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No prizes, no critiques, no harshing on anyone’s work (if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say it!) – just a fun exercise.
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What do you think? Sound like fun? Who’s in?
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-paul
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Here’s what I’m thinking…
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The idea is that each photographer chooses their own theme (or no theme) and then shoots to that theme as much or as little as they like in one predetermined 24hr period. Make it as artsy or as mundane you want. Then, the “Big Reveal” will be one week later (to give folks time for sorting and processing). Each photographer will upload between 1 and 10 of their best images from the day in a single post to the “A day in the life of dgrin! - the Big Reveal” entry thread that I will start one week after the day of the shoot (one photographer – one post – up to 10 photos). Each person is on their honor to post photos from the designated 24hr period…exif links are encouraged but optional. The official “A day in the life of dgrin! - the Big Reveal” entry thread will only be for photos – all the fun conversation/discussion can happen here in this thread. In order to keep up the suspense for the "Big Reveal", pre-posting of images to discussion threads for comment is discouraged.
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Let’s set Saturday, April 19th as the “day” for the shoot and Saturday, April 26th as the day to begin the “Big Reveal”.
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No prizes, no critiques, no harshing on anyone’s work (if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say it!) – just a fun exercise.
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What do you think? Sound like fun? Who’s in?
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-paul
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Brilliant idea<img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/clap.gif" border="0" alt="" > I'm in
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Shoot on 1 day (all day) where we live...and then post on another day??? Did I get this right?? lol lol
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I am in- I have a photo job that day so it will be easy for me
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Yes! April 19th is the Official Shoot Day. I figure that will give plenty of time for the word to get out about "A day in the life". And, as you mentioned, it's after tax season here in the US.
Dgrin is a global community and I'm really hoping that we get folks from all over to participate!
This is a day I am planning on having my camera out all day anyhow as there are two photo ops I am going to. This challenge will be fun to do and fun to see!!!
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This is a day I planned to be in the smoky mountains anyway. but I have to agree that it will be hard to trim it down to just 10!!!!
By comparison, in LPS 2007 about 8-10% of the QRs and 20-25% of the SF*s advanced to the next round, and even at that rate the choice was sometimes extremely difficult. Also you were judging somebody else's work. Now not only you'll have to work 10-20 times harder, but also cull against your own material, which only makes it worse...
Gonna be a great exercise in everything!
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Even harder though would be to approach this exercise by only allowing yourself to take 10 shots and submitting those!
Now I am definently purchasing my SmugMug account tomorrow before my time runs out...
Look Forward to VIEWING Everyone's Day..This should prove to be some very interesting eye and mind stimulation...It will be fun to see the final outcome of how we "possibly" spend our days...it will be fun to share.
Best Wishes to All who have joined in on the game.
I'm in - I think I'm up to it
Now THAT would be tough! Sounds like a good pesonal challenge...go for it if youwant to!
I'll have to admit the thought crossed my mind too - but then I thought,
"What's the point of having 8GB memory cards and a camera that shoots 6 frames/second?"