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09-18-2017, 10:44 AM - 3 Likes   #1
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Point and Shoot Competition #117 - Geometry

Looking for a theme that is fairly open I think "geometry" should put few limits on what to enter in #117. I like hunting for shapes and lines when I shoot and hope to see some different angles (hah!) from what I would end up with.


Rule no. 1 should always be to have fun!

2. Cameras:

No cameras with sensors larger than 1".
No large format or camera typically requiring a tripod to use.
No interchangeable lens cameras.
No 35mm (D)SLRs or any camera weighing over 1kg.

Cameras permitted (cameras listed as acceptable here supersede rules above):
Mobile phones, old and new, iPods, tablets, toy cameras.
Fixed-lens 35mm and smaller-format film and digital cameras (Fuji X100 and GR OK).
Interchangeable or fixed-lens 110film SLRs and Pentax Q.

ANY CAMERA BRAND ALLOWED.

3. Entries will close October 15, 2017 at Midnight (GMT).

4. Maximum image dimensions are 1024x768 (ish) pixels.

5. List camera brand and model with entry for all to see, and exposure data would be nice.

6. No restrictions on when the entries were taken.

7. Contest winner determines the rules, selects theme, sets closing date and judges the next competition.

8. Enter up to three images, however you may change your entries as many times as you like up to the contest closing date/time.




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All three from the main camera on the Fairphone 1 (f2.8, 3.5mm, 8MP)

1) Footbridge at Twilight in Downtown Oslo (1/10s)
2) Sunset from the Train Window, Oslofjord (1/17s)
3) Softer Geometry; evening sun trapped in a juniper sphere outside Santa Fe (1/817s)

Last edited by WileyB; 09-18-2017 at 01:30 PM. Reason: fixed phone camera/sensor specs (was looking at another p&s camera's sensor)
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All three from the main camera on the Fairphone 1 (f2.8, 3.5mm, 8MP)

1) Footbridge at Twilight in Downtown Oslo (1/10s)
2) Sunset from the Train Window, Oslofjord (1/17s)
3) Softer Geometry; evening sun trapped in a juniper sphere outside Santa Fe (1/817s)
Great start! I pass by that footbridge every day on my way to work
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Great subject, I love shapes and lines.

1) Old wasp nest that I dug out of the ground years ago.
2) Broken window at an old factory.
3) Taken at the only still working brickkiln in Belgium

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Taken a few years ago in front of the kids' middle school on a quiet Sunday afternoon. Canon Powershot SD1100 IS
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Great subject, I love shapes and lines.

1) Old wasp nest that I dug out of the ground years ago.
2) Broken window at an old factory.
3) The Royal Greenhouse in Brussels (Belgium), open for public once a year.
Nice! That greenhouse is an impressive piece of classical architecture.

Edit: And there it was all bricked up! Wonderful shot!
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Taken a few years ago in front of the kids' middle school on a quiet Sunday afternoon. Canon Powershot SD1100 IS
Excellent converging lines!

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QuoteOriginally posted by savoche Quote
Nice! That greenhouse is an impressive piece of classical architecture.

Edit: And there it was all bricked up! Wonderful shot!
Yes that Royal Greenhouse was a wonderful place to visit, but at the time I had a digital kodac (my first digital camera) and the photos I took weren't of a high resolution and I didn't know a lot about saving the originals I saved it at a too small resolution and enlarging it made it not sharp enough. For all who don't know what we're talking about here a small version. They're only open for public 3 weeks in Spring. Need to go back and take better shots.
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Stair at work, iPhone 7.
Cool patterns and shadows!
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Nice subject touches us now ...
I have selected three photos, which mix the classic with the modern ..
.- The first corresponds to the Cloister Mudejar Monastery of the Cartuja in Seville, I liked to "play" with the distortion of the angle on the columns ...
.- The second is the bridge over the river Gualdaquivir in Seville work of Calatrava .. not cease to surprise us the insulation of the mast ... By the way the board is the one that holds the mast in a difficult balance of weights and not the other way around ...
.- The third corresponds to the interior of Faro Airport in Portugal, really diaphanous and with great light, I have also played with the angular ...
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Nice subject touches us now ...
I have selected three photos, which mix the classic with the modern ..
.- The first corresponds to the Cloister Mudejar Monastery of the Cartuja in Seville, I liked to "play" with the distortion of the angle on the columns ...
.- The second is the bridge over the river Gualdaquivir in Seville work of Calatrava .. not cease to surprise us the insulation of the mast ... By the way the board is the one that holds the mast in a difficult balance of weights and not the other way around ...
.- The third corresponds to the interior of Faro Airport in Portugal, really diaphanous and with great light, I have also played with the angular ...
Nice mix of old and new! Those cantilever bridges never cease to fascinate me.
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Excellent entries already!
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All with Panasonic FX500

Bellem "station"
7.8 mm (46 mm equivallent),1/800 at f/5, ISO 160


Paris, La Défense
4.4 mm (26 mm equivallent), 1/8 at f/2.8, ISO 400


Nieuwpoort, harbour exit to the sea
14.1 mm (83 mm equivalent), 1/640 at f/6.3, ISO 100
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Excellent entries already!
And yet more! I'm not looking forward to ranking these

Then again, there will be no undeserving winner.
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