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Winner: Neon Sky
citori525

camping Challenge finished on Sunday, 20 Sep 2015 show off how you camp. do you spend the night in a RV, a tent, or under the stars? do you toast up some smores or catch some fish for dinner? BE CREATIVE, HAVE FUN.

Winner: Roasted Seafood
Birdman50

Down Home Food Challenge finished on Sunday, 20 Sep 2015 Photos of down home food, can be redneck food, white trash food, soul food, food you make at home is especially encouraged, fish sticks, hamburger helper, chili, tacos, mac-n-cheese, hotdogs, pizza, cajon, casseroles, kimchee, soup, pickles, grilled food, fried chicken, ice cream, curries, sardines, pad thai noodle, or food on a stick. Anything down home in your neck of the woods but no haute cuisine. No swirls of sauces, no foams, no 'tall' food and no food still life i.e. no non prepared fruit photos with moody lighting.

Winner: Complete
jh2bh

Football or is that Futbol? Challenge finished on Sunday, 20 Sep 2015 This challenge is for an image of American Football or European Football or Futbol (or soccer as we might say in the US...). Ball and player face must be in image. Images taken since June 1, 2015 are preferred.

Winner: Wet Dry
chrisby

Shades of Brown in Nature Challenge finished on Saturday, 19 Sep 2015 Brown is an interesting colour in nature's palette. It is quite a soothing colour against which brighter yellows, greens, reds and blues and white display to their best advantage. Show us some examples of brown which you find in nature, perhaps tree bark, leaves, mushrooms, earth, sand or rocks, insects, birds or animals. Macro and close-ups welcome. The colour brown can range from dark chocolate brown, through to light brown, beige, or sand. Man-made structures should be minimal. Please no humans, domestic pets or birds deprived of their freedom. Size of entry: 1,600px on its longer side.

Winner: Lapland night
Kaappo

Night sky Challenge finished on Friday, 18 Sep 2015 Pictures of the sky during night time.

Winner: safe
simona_ariton

VSCO CAM Challenge finished on Friday, 18 Sep 2015 This challenge is focused on the ever so popular free app by VSCO. The subject is open ended but the photos must be edited with the phone app only. Please indicate which filter you used when editing your photo and if applicable your editing process. I have seen, from several people, that they will edit on their computer, transfer the photos to their iPads or phones, and will then add a filter to complete the photo.

Winner: Picking a Star in the Milky Way
vbuhay

Stars Challenge finished on Thursday, 17 Sep 2015 Illustrate this word with your entry: Stars

Winner: Have a drink
Two Hands

- Animal Photography : Lambs - (Full Colours Only + Border + Title watermark) Challenge finished on Thursday, 17 Sep 2015 Take a well composed photo of one or more than one live lamb(s) (or any subspecies which looks very similar to lambs). If there are humans they should not be significant (less than 0.5% of the photo area.). Put a Border on the photograph and watermark a Title on your entry. Photo can be taken with any camera, i.e DSLR, SLR, Mirrorless, Compact, Smartphone, etc... .

Winner: Sparkling sundew
Jill Hancock

Shallow Depth of Field (Suited to Mirrorless and SLR cameras) Challenge finished on Thursday, 17 Sep 2015 Choosing the right aperture to achieve a shallow depth of field is a paramount skill in manipulating camera settings for a desired effect. Earlier on in my photographic journey I had not associated aperture to depth of field, but once I realised the relationship it opened up a whole new field of possibilities. I am not going to tell you what aperture you should be using, instead I want you to research if you dont already know. Do a search on aperture and depth of field and you should find the answers. So what I am after is a shallow depth of field (a small portion of image in focus while the rest is out of focus). This skill is often used to isolate a subject. You need to take full control of your camera and either use M mode (M stands for Master in my book), or aperture priority...Get out there , research, and then shoot something wonderful! P.S, I will disqualify any images that I feel do not meet the brief. Good luck and good shooting.

Winner: Mountainbiking in Zermatt
lex32

Outdoor Exercise Challenge finished on Wednesday, 16 Sep 2015 Submit your best photo of people exercising in the outdoors. Any type of exercise is OK, just make sure it is outdoors and the people are obviously and actively exercising. Please give your photo a title, and identify the location!

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