Thought I'd resurrect the competition for the holiday/winter season.
The topic is very wide to try and incorporate as many photos as possible. Anything to do with Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa (or another winter holiday I'm forgetting…), or the commercialization of them. Let's try to avoid pictures focusing on the winter season rather than the holidays.
Photos have to be taken between 1 Dec., 2007 and 15 Jan. 2008. On the 16th I'll try to remember to open a poll for a best-shot selection. If you took a picture that fits the assignment topic, but was taken before 1 December 2007, post it at https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/401269/.
Anyone can enter. Doesn't matter if the photo was taken with a camera-phone, small point and shoot camera, or DSLR. They should be photos you think are GOOD rather than just snapshots. Don't just post anything that fits the topic. That isn't the point. Post something you can be proud of.
If you have never done this before: READ THE RULES BEFORE YOU POST. The rules are rather basic, and a lot of it is common sense, but since we're self-moderated, we don't expect any bone-heads breaking all the rules just because they think they're an exception. Doesn't matter how good your photography is.
Happy Holidays, and happy shooting.
The topic is very wide to try and incorporate as many photos as possible. Anything to do with Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa (or another winter holiday I'm forgetting…), or the commercialization of them. Let's try to avoid pictures focusing on the winter season rather than the holidays.
Photos have to be taken between 1 Dec., 2007 and 15 Jan. 2008. On the 16th I'll try to remember to open a poll for a best-shot selection. If you took a picture that fits the assignment topic, but was taken before 1 December 2007, post it at https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/401269/.
Anyone can enter. Doesn't matter if the photo was taken with a camera-phone, small point and shoot camera, or DSLR. They should be photos you think are GOOD rather than just snapshots. Don't just post anything that fits the topic. That isn't the point. Post something you can be proud of.
If you have never done this before: READ THE RULES BEFORE YOU POST. The rules are rather basic, and a lot of it is common sense, but since we're self-moderated, we don't expect any bone-heads breaking all the rules just because they think they're an exception. Doesn't matter how good your photography is.
Happy Holidays, and happy shooting.
