Lets see those shots from that magical time, the golden hour. They can be landscapes, portraits, macros, whatever! Good luck to everyone!

An Example...



Here are the usual rules:

Final entry due around 00 GMT on Thursday June 21st, I'll post the winner in a day or two after.

The rules:
1. Post ONE photo (max 800x800) as a response to THIS post.
2. The photo must portray an interpretation of the theme. It can be colour or B&W, your choice.
3. You can offer as much or as little additional information as you wish, but I'd be interested to know the location/event/whatever being depicted.
4. The challenge is interactive. Any response is welcome.
5. The judge will pick the WINNERS and chose 1 of them to be the judge for the next week.
6. The challenge runs for 7 days plus a day or so for the judge to choose the winners.
7. Any camera will do but it must be a Pentax.

Previous Challenge Subjects:
1-Statues 2-Wheels 3-Speed 4-Peace 5-Survival 6-Macro 7-Mountains 8-Children 9-Post Processing 10- Windows & Doors 11-Sport 12-Urban Landscape 13-Wisdom 14-Power 15-Music 16-Pathways 17-Lines 18-Storm 19-Boats 20-Water

[KennJ]

Shot this morning on the river by my house while trying to sneak up on an Osprey that has breakfast in a nearby tree with K10D &Sigma 70-300 @70mm ISO200 f-7.1 1/800th sec. ev comp -0.3

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Last edited by KennJ; 09-28-2007 at 04:44 PM.

[slip]

a few nights back...



cheers

randy

[steve917]

Ist D with a 28-300mm tamron at 28mm

Not original or very creative. But, my entry anyway.

Ed

[hinckc]

Hi everyone!

This picture was taken on the 2nd day of my owning my K100D in March of this year. Figured I'd go get a nice sunset shot, but I really felt like I lucked out with the cloud formations. Too bad the birds circling in the clouds aren't really visible at 800x536.

Shot at a local park named the Tourne, I used my kit lens @ 26mm, f/8, 1/180, at ISO200 -- with a tripod. The Tourne has a bunch of hiking trails. The shot was taken at the "Top of the Tourne", which isn't _that_ high, but it provides a 30 mile view east or west.

Thanks everyone for participating in the weekly contests. Your contributions have really inspired my photography!

-Chris

[F-Stop]

Something about your picture Randy brings out this feeling and emotion as a kid, well when I was 11 to say 17 visiting my grandparents every summer. I loved the sunsets on the horizon, even though the far off distance was only spruce trees. The colors and type of clouds in the sky are the same. For me it was somewhat depressing as each sunset was a day closer to the end of summer and going back to school. I would spend on occasion an hour a nite watching the sun set wishing it would never end or just remember the times spent outside either fishing, just walking on trails, the beach or building our cabin and it slowly getting dark outside. I always wanted to capture those images with a good camera but never was able until now.

[Peter Zack]

Nowhere close to the caliber of this weeks entries but why not? Glad I don't have to make the choice, great shots everyone!
Taken way too early in the morning, Yawn.... K10D SMC FA 28-70mm f4 @ 58mm f5.6, 2.2 sec ISO 100 EV 0 RAW

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Last edited by Peter Zack; 02-18-2008 at 09:39 AM.

[Avantphoto]

OK so this will offically close the contest and I'll post the winners in another thread within 24 hours of now! Some awesome photos it will be hard to decide!