Challenge #14: Same old...

The challenge was to photograph something that you see everyday and take for granted. Maybe an object or a place; you may have taken a picture of it before or just out right dismissed it as too everyday.

Winner: Simone

Challenge #13: Everyday oddities mobile

Using your iPhone or iPad, photograph the everyday absurdities you encounter...can be one picture, can be a series...

Challenge #10: Behind the Fence

It's been so long, that I've forgotten what impulse led me to choose this topic. If I try and think about it now, behind the fence might be this magical space you can only see parts of. Which makes it even more interesting if you can't cross the fence and usually heartily disappointing if you do manage to enter the other side. Behind fences lie private mysteries not important enough to lock away in dark cellars...or nothing at all. Depends which side you're standing on.

Anna

The Winning Picture by Simone

 

Challenge #9: The Power of Three

Our lives are riddled with numbers, so much so that scientists, artists and other such scoundrels have always suspected that there must be an underlying rule to the numerics of reality. Among the most meaningful numbers that are said to be secretly ruling our lives is the number three. It is everywhere, no matter where you turn you will find it. Three bears, three stooges, three musketeers, three friendly foto challengers, the rule of thirds (for all you photographers out there), three little pigs, three times a lady... The list goes on and on. And because the number three is so very important - and maybe because nobody came up with a better idea - we chose it as the theme for our latest competition.

Simone

The Winning Picture: Anna

Challenge #7: Morning, Afternoon, and Evening; Your Day in a Triptych

Challenge #7: Morning, Afternoon, and Evening; Your Day in a Triptych. The idea behind the challenge was to see a snapshot of the person, who is usually on the other side of the lens, and not seen, day. What constitutes your morning, afternoon and evening? What are the usual things you do, or what is the unexpected thing that happens?

Tommy

The Winning Picture

Challenge #6: The Absent Mind

The Absent Mind is the name of a group on flickr, it's also a pretty nice topic for a photo challenge. One can interpret it in very different ways and let the mind wander so to speak. I chose the topic whilst sitting on a train, looking out of the window and thinking 'damn, you still haven't posted the new topic, come on, think'. The landscape kept on flying by (well, relatively quickly moving by would be more accurate as it was regional transport), my mind wandered somewhere in the distance, came back and somehow happened upon those few words describing it's current state. Before it could wander off again I quickly shared the topic.

Anna

The Winning Photograph