The subject for next weeks competition is .....
The Third Dimension
Photographs are very much a two-dimensional medium, but the content within them can depict and highlight that the world around us is very much three-dimensional.
Your challenge is to highlight by a 2D medium that world around us very much 3D.
Rules:
Pictures to be taken between 00.01am Monday 25th to Sunday 31st January.
Pictures to be posted in the entries thread no later than 23.59pm Monday 1st February.
Poll will be up Tuesday 19th January until 23.59pm Friday 22nd January.
Winner to be announced Saturday 30th (winner should post the new topic no later than 23.59 Sunday 31st January).
The Rules for the weekly competition are...
By entering you agree to take responsibility to
post a topic on the Sunday following your declared win
create an entries thread
create a chat thread
create a poll for that weeks comp and declare the winner on the Saturday
(if for any reason there is a problem and no subject is posted by the winner by Monday night admin will advise second place winner to post the topic asap, do the poll etc)
In case of a tie, the first entry posted wins.
photos to be taken during the specified dates, ie sunday xx to Monday xx
pictures to be posted in the entries thread no later than 23.59 Monday night
Poll to be created Tuesday to run till Friday, winner declared Saturday
Editing limits to be specified by the person choosing the competition subject, if nothing is mentioned then there is no limit to editing allowed.
Montage images should only contain images taken within specified dates
Please don't vote for your own entry
Everyone is welcome and comments and critique on the entries are also welcome
Posting your entries, and settiing up the poll. Instructions are here: http://cameracraniums.com/forum/index.php?topic=382.0
Three dimensional crane
(http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/normal_3D.jpg) (http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/3D.jpg)
This was a real challenge! In the end, I chose this crane because the pattern reminded me of the way we used to draw shapes in Maths to make them look three dimensional.
(http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/normal_Train%20on%20Shoreham%20LC.jpg) (http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/Train%20on%20Shoreham%20LC.jpg)
3D Train coming right at you
The red planet ;D
(http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/normal_3d_mars1.jpg) (http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/3d_mars1.jpg)
Light Rain
(http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/normal_Light%20rain_DSCF2099-1.jpg) (http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/Light%20rain_DSCF2099-1.jpg)
Three-Dimensional Curve:
(http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/normal_IMG_4783.jpg) (http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/IMG_4783.jpg)
3D CLOCK
(http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/normal_IMG_6709.jpg) (http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/IMG_6709.jpg)
this one never really came off, i was going for the box type frame work, looked better in real time but here it is any way.
It's Runcorn bridge near Liverpool.
(http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y221/gunniglealan/runcorn/DSC_8134.jpg)
Struggled to find a suitable subject to photograph this week but tried this
Steel wheel
(http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/normal_wheel%7E1.jpg) (http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/wheel%7E1.jpg)
Its the wheel rim that the steel band use to keep time when they are playing
Motorway Traffic. The thought being that moving objects against static buildings give it a 3D effect............. :legit:
(http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/normal_Junction%208%20%28%20cc%20%29.jpg) (http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/Junction%208%20%28%20cc%20%29.jpg)
Here's my entry. ;D
3D Image
(http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/normal_DSC_2771%203D%20Image.jpg) (http://cameracraniums.com/gallery/albums/userpics/DSC_2771%203D%20Image.jpg)
This was produced by taking two shots focused on the same spot, but moving the camera between the first and second shot to reflect the different eye distances. These where then combined in Photoshop to layer one image on top of the other. ;D
Good luck all. :tup: