This week’s Challenge is footprints.
I don’t really think much more needs to be said. Let’s see if you can come up with something interesting for this simple theme!
Please get your entries in by noon on Tuesday 16th March. Good luck!
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Well done to those of you who managed to think outside the box for this one, although minus one million points for those whose ideas came from outside the box but still in the same area! Don’t you know it’s a bad idea to mix water and electricity?!  Andy Young  Stuart Carter  Kathy Crosbie  Jonathan Gazeley  Paul Seward  Fabien Chatterjee  Nigel Hurll  Jay Linn  Ian Stubbs Last week’s Challenge was quite technical, so it’s a more straightforward one this week. Thanks to Nigel for suggesting this Challenge.
So, there we are. I can see that this Challenge might lead to similar entries from various people, so try your best to think outside the box (no pun intended after last week’s Challenge) and come up with something that no-one else will! Entries in by noon on Tuesday 9th March, please. Good luck! The box Challenge was a tricky one – more technical than the Challenges have been so far. Well done to everyone who managed to get an entry in, and I hope thinking about your composition has helped you to improve your pictures.  Andy Young  Julia Gazeley  Jonathan Gazeley  Paul Seward  Ian Stubbs  Nigel Hurll The last few Challenges have been themes rather than challenges in that the instructions related to the subject of your photo, not the method of taking it. This week there is no restriction on what you can point your camera at, although Paul has suggested an exercise which explains how to use a box to frame your photos in-camera. You can read the article for full details, but the gist of it is…
I haven’t tried this before, but Paul assures me it’s an excellent way of helping you to think carefully about the composition of your image. Think about the parts of your subject you want to include, but more importantly think about what you want to leave out! It’s slightly more technical than the Challenges we’ve had in the past but everyone should be able to do it. Let’s see what you can come up with! Entries in by noon on Tuesday 2nd March, please. Good luck! Well done to everyone who entered this rather dangerous Challenge! The competition was pretty hot this week….  Andy Young  Julia Gazeley  Edmund Gazeley  Kathy Crosbie  Jonathan Gazeley  Simon Woodward  Paul Seward  Stuart Carter  Ian Stubbs This week’s Challenge is a guest Challenge, suggested by Plumsie.
So there you have it. Please send in your Fire pictures by noon on Tuesday 23rd February. P.S. Photo Challenge takes no responsibility for any loss, damage or injury that may occur while setting up your photo. Have fun! This week was a bumper week on the theme of blue, with nine entries. Well done! It’s also great to see several entries from people who haven’t contributed recently, or ever before. Keep it up!  Andy Young  Simon Woodward  Jonathan Gazeley  Ruth Elliott  Paul Seward  Julia Gazeley  Jay Linn  Ian Stubbs  Edmund Gazeley Since the Photo Challenge moved to its new home, we haven’t yet had a colour theme. So here’s our first one. Your challenge, should you choose to accept it, is to take a photo somehow related to the colour blue. Entries in by noon on Tuesday 16th February, please. Great work from everyone this week on the theme of communication. There were nine entries – it’s good to see so many photos. Let’s try for double figures next week. I think we covered most of the bases of old-fashioned communication – the only “modern” entry being mine, and that was mainly to illustrate that we all need some time away from our various communication devices. What do you think of the entries? Comments open to the floor.  Stuart Carter  Andy Young  Julia Gazeley  Edmund Gazeley  Colin Morey  Ian Stubbs  Jonathan Gazeley  Nigel Hurll  Paul Seward |
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