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Siuya
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(Cool Hand Chris)
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31/01/2008 23:17
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Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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Please post your comments here for the February comp entries.
Thanks
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Re: Herald
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Apologies, I posted an image that was a little too large...
Here's a link to a version that is within limits - could you reinstate this please?
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2330/2235304432_5473e3a9bd_o.jpg
Thanks
Ant
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Siuya
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(Cool Hand Chris)
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01/02/2008 18:35
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Re: Herald
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OK sorted 
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Badgerman
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(Nocturnal Non-Scaredy Cat In A Deep Pit)
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02/02/2008 16:10
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Re: Bridge.
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Great shot Alex
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Seven..
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(...or maybe Eight)
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07/02/2008 14:43
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Re: Bridge.
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Quote:
Great shot Alex
I agree, fantastic shot!
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Dave_Cox
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(old'n'grumpy)
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07/02/2008 17:17
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Re: Bridge.
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What's winter? I'm hoping that I'll get a 'cold' shot to enter this month. So far flowers are already blooming and frosts are gone before it's light enough to take a photo! Or perhaps I've got one of last years on file somewhere!
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APchris
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(Pooh-Bah)
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07/02/2008 17:24
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Re: Bridge.
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Same here!!!  I also have a 'stock' shot to enter if all else fails! 
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Re: Bridge.
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Perhaps in these days of global warming, winter means something very different to the traditional view? With the forecast this weekend in this area, I will struggle to capture anything "wintry".
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Ian_A
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(Avocadopearaphobe)
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09/02/2008 14:24
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Re: Bridge.
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Just snap the Easter eggs lining Tesco's shelves - a sure sign it's winter ... 
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Re: Bridge.
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Presumably a barbeque on the beach under crystal blue skies and blazing sunshine would also count if posted from the southern hemisphere?!
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Re: Bridge.
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Presumably a barbeque on the beach under crystal blue skies and blazing sunshine would also count if posted from the southern hemisphere?!
Ah, but you would have to be eating an easter egg to prove it was winter
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Ian_A
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(Avocadopearaphobe)
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09/02/2008 19:38
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Re: Bridge.
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"Think about how the world looks a certain way when it is bleedin’ cold outside."
A barbi wouldn't do then.
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Dave_Cox
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(old'n'grumpy)
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10/02/2008 16:52
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Re: February in Sussex
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Doesn't look like winter perhaps, but I did have to wear a bomber jacket over a polo shirt so that does make it cold!!!
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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Well I had a certain shot in mind, but I've not been able to stage it yet - so in case I can't, I've posted something else...
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Fen
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(BAD WOLF)
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11/02/2008 09:12
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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"Trees bare - Witness"
This isn't a certain sites word game you know!
Or are you trying to out-pun the caption editor of AP? 
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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Or are you trying to out-pun the caption editor of AP?
You got it.
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Ian_A
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(Avocadopearaphobe)
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11/02/2008 09:35
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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Well I had a certain shot in mind, but I've not been able to stage it yet - so in case I can't, I've posted something else...
You were going to spray metallic paint on the monkeys at Dudley zoo, I suppose ...
(See the last invention on this page)
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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What a good idea!
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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Wow, some awesome shots posted already this month!
Silverfox_1969's is incredible though 
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Monobod
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('Phantom' of the forum!)
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14/02/2008 23:46
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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Richard, those frosted leaves are really nice. Great shot.
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('Two Breakfasts')
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15/02/2008 16:20
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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Thanks David.
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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Quote:
Richard, those frosted leaves are really nice. Great shot.
Me too. The more I look at them the more I like them.
I really like Fen's Early Morning Mist and Geoff Love's Pier Storm at the moment, but some of the others are growing on me.
This months comp seemed to get of to a slow start, but is really gathering pace now.
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Re: Herald
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How does one respond to all these snowdrops and frosty leaves when my garden gives me shots like these?
Apologies to Will for posting ferkin flowers !!
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PhilW
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(Blue Peter Badge Winner)
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16/02/2008 18:55
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Re: Herald
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I just had a look thrugh the entries and so far they are a fabulous bunch :-) The misty bridge one is especially good, and Fens is v nice too.
I'm off skiing for a week tonight and now feel inspired to try and capture a wintry scene.
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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Thanks Gizmo... glad you liked the shot. I do also agree with you in that the quality of the entries is really high this month. I think the judge is going to have a difficult time sorting through them all.
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ryanh
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17/02/2008 22:39
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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yeah sliver fox 1969 fab pic
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BigWill
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(Gorgeous oversensitive Nikon-loving cream puff)
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18/02/2008 09:29
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Hove seafront.
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A clear winner for me so far this month with John_g's "Hove seafront". Simply brilliant! Well done that man! 
BigWill
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Re: Hove seafront.
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Got to agree on that one! Great picture and a change from the usual frosty/misty etc
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john_g
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(Pooh-bah Hoo-ha)
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18/02/2008 10:35
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Thanks you two! I shot it yesterday after many weeks of feeling photographically uninspired. I notice that I'm feeling more compelled to put people in my pictures, something I've always wanted to do but have struggled with. Who knows, maybe the odd portrait next!
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geoffL
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(old hand)
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18/02/2008 10:49
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Re: Hove seafront.
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I also think the Hove front one is an excellent image. Really striking - only problem is to me is that is doesn't make me think winter...
Have to agree that the Frozen Stream and Fen's misty shot are both excellent.
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BigWill
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(Gorgeous oversensitive Nikon-loving cream puff)
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18/02/2008 10:53
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Re: Hove seafront.
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Quote:
I also think the Hove front one is an excellent image. Really striking - only problem is to me is that is doesn't make me think winter...
Have to agree that the Frozen Stream and Fen's misty shot are both excellent.
I think with the shots title being "Hove seafront" and the attire of the people in the image that it is quite obvious that this is indeed a winter shot, it's just that the link is a lot more "subtle" than some of the more "obvious" winter images?
BigWill
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only problem is to me is that is doesn't make me think winter...
I wasnt thinking winter either, I thought perhaps autumn...but I wasnt aware we meant to be saying winter, it says "clues to the season" so that can be any season, no?
Maybe not even a weather-season, cant we have season of goodwill, or Easter, or or something like that? Hmmm...if I do have a go (which lets face it is pretty unlikely...  ) Ill probably not be shooting anything that insludes weather itself, it'd be something like indoor shots giving a hint of what it's like outside or something...emphasis on the "Clue to"...
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Re: Hove seafront.
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Thanks Geoff and Ryan... I really appreciate the positive feedback.
As for John's image... whilst I do agree that it is an excellent image, I have to concur with Geoff, in that it doesn't really indicate winter, IMO... especially considering the sun is obviously shining!!!
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Fen
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(BAD WOLF)
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18/02/2008 11:09
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Re: Hove seafront.
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I think with the shots title being "Hove seafront" and the attire of the people in the image that it is quite obvious that this is indeed a winter shot
Having lived there for three years I can safely say that people have been known to dress like that throughout the year! 
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Fen
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(BAD WOLF)
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18/02/2008 11:20
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How do you know it is Winter? - General Comments...
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I wasn't going to write anything on this...
But...
I think the main thing is to read the brief, understand it and take a photo that fills the brief.
In this case, "Take a picture that demonstrates that winter is upon us. There are many ways of doing this, so you are not limited to any particular photographic genre. Think about how the world looks a certain way when it is bleedin’ cold outside."
Look at the photo you want to enter and ask yourself, does it show winter? Does it portray what winter is and how it effects us and the world around us.
I think the same thing happened last month, people read the brief but didn't follow it.
As nice as Johns photo is, you've got people there basking in the sun reading books! So unless he's showing the effects of global warming by showing people enjoying the unseasonal weather, personally I don't think it fits the brief.
There's a few other photos that have been entered this month that could be any time of the year and give no clue that it's winter. And that's what this months comp is supposed to be all about!
"How do you know it is Winter?"
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john_g
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(Pooh-bah Hoo-ha)
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18/02/2008 11:32
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Re: How do you know it is Winter? - General Comments...
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I realised before posting the picture that it didn't scream out "WINTER!!!" but global warming was on my mind in that, down south at least, this is getting to be more typical of winter weather and snow is becoming increasingly rare. Yes, the sun was shining brilliantly and people were out in force to take advantage of it, but it was cold and I hoped that the clothing would help to tell this story.
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Fen
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(BAD WOLF)
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18/02/2008 11:34
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Re: How do you know it is Winter? - General Comments...
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Can't really comment on it being warm or not at the weekend as I was wearing shorts and t-shirt. But that's normal clothing for me throughout the year!
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Re: How do you know it is Winter? - General Comments...
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Ach well that shows I didnt read the bleedin brief beyond the title itself
Actually no it doesnt, it just shows me memory went down toilet many eons ago
Sorry, as you were...
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BigWill
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(Gorgeous oversensitive Nikon-loving cream puff)
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18/02/2008 12:20
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Re: How do you know it is Winter? - General Comments...
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Quote:
I wasn't going to write anything on this...
But...
I think the main thing is to read the brief, understand it and take a photo that fills the brief.
In this case, "Take a picture that demonstrates that winter is upon us. There are many ways of doing this, so you are not limited to any particular photographic genre. Think about how the world looks a certain way when it is bleedin’ cold outside."
Look at the photo you want to enter and ask yourself, does it show winter? Does it portray what winter is and how it effects us and the world around us.
I think the same thing happened last month, people read the brief but didn't follow it.
As nice as Johns photo is, you've got people there basking in the sun reading books! So unless he's showing the effects of global warming by showing people enjoying the unseasonal weather, personally I don't think it fits the brief.
There's a few other photos that have been entered this month that could be any time of the year and give no clue that it's winter. And that's what this months comp is supposed to be all about!
"How do you know it is Winter?"
................since when did us lot ever let a "brief" get between us and our "artistic license" around here!
BigWill
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geoffL
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(old hand)
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18/02/2008 12:25
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Re: How do you know it is Winter? - General Comments...
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I realised before posting the picture that it didn't scream out "WINTER!!!" but global warming was on my mind in that, down south at least, this is getting to be more typical of winter weather and snow is becoming increasingly rare. Yes, the sun was shining brilliantly and people were out in force to take advantage of it, but it was cold and I hoped that the clothing would help to tell this story.
Still think it's a great shot - and while I can see what you mean re clothes etc it just doesn't make me feel wintery. Bet hey that's just me.... winter means different things to different people - just like photos!
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Re: How do you know it is Winter? - General Comments...
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................since when did us lot ever let a "brief" get between us and our "artistic license" around here!
BigWill
Never... but in doing so, we run the risk of falling outside of the adjudicator's judging criteria... for those who are actually interested in such things, of course!!!
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Dave_Cox
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(old'n'grumpy)
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18/02/2008 17:06
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Re: How do you know it is Winter? - General Comments...
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Trouble is that for those of us that live in the extreme south (Sussex in my case), sunshine and flowers etc IS winter!! Haven't seen a decent amount of snow for years.
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Re: How do you know it is Winter? - General Comments...
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Quote:
I realised before posting the picture that it didn't scream out "WINTER!!!" but global warming was on my mind in that, down south at least, this is getting to be more typical of winter weather and snow is becoming increasingly rare. Yes, the sun was shining brilliantly and people were out in force to take advantage of it, but it was cold and I hoped that the clothing would help to tell this story.
Just one of the benefits of living up here in the frozen wastes of Co Durham.
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Just one of the benefits of living up here in the frozen wastes of Co Durham.
Yer what?
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Just one of the benefits of living up here in the frozen wastes of Co Durham.
Yer what?
We know when its winter.
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We know when its winter.
And you have a cracking shot to prove it!!!
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Re: How do you know it is Winter? - General Comments...
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We know when its winter.
And you have a cracking shot to prove it!!!
Thank you. I'm really glad that you like it.
I can assure you it really was just as cold as it looks in the photo. The Mamiya has a cast alloy film back, and my breath was literally freezing on the metal. 
It had been a very bright, sunny afternoon, which felt reasonably warm in the sun (well, as warm as - 2 °C ever can feel), but the moment the sun went down we felt as if we were being frozen alive - it just got so cold so quickly.
Looking at your Frozen Stream I guess you would have a similar story? I am not a great fan of B&W, but yours is an excellent shot, which gives a very cold and desolate feel.
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lisadb
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19/02/2008 19:05
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Re: How do you know it is Winter? - General Comments...
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Hope someone was out with their camera today - there were lots of 'tinsely' trees in Notts due to the freezing fog. Lovely it looked - apart from the fog! Lisa.
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Hope someone was out with their camera today - there were lots of 'tinsely' trees in Notts due to the freezing fog. Lovely it looked - apart from the fog! Lisa.
Dense freezing fog here all day I'm afraid.
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Looking at your Frozen Stream I guess you would have a similar story? I am not a great fan of B&W, but yours is an excellent shot, which gives a very cold and desolate feel.
Thanks... glad you like it. As for the day it was taken... yes it was a little on the chilly side and although not as bad as it looks, I did think that it had potential for mono conversion and the sort of feeling you described.
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Rhys
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21/02/2008 21:19
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Finally got it done...
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Been rushed off my feet with work (not complaining), and a teething daughter don't give you much peace to get anything done.. Had a spare couple of hours and managed to get a few shots down.
The most critical eye is your own so I'll not say what I think of my pic but let you all say what you think.
Been planning this one for ages in my head, but it never comes out as you imagine it.
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Carrie
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22/02/2008 10:33
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Winter
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Winters here seldom include snow, and even a frost that stays in rare, hence my original submission of a winter sea. Following the comments I wasn't sure if it would speak winter to everyone.
Then I was driving home and saw a sunset that said winter more loudly to me, so have changed my entry to that (with thanks to Chris for doing the swap for me)
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Re: Winter
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Winters here seldom include snow, and even a frost that stays in rare, hence my original submission of a winter sea. Following the comments I wasn't sure if it would speak winter to everyone.
Then I was driving home and saw a sunset that said winter more loudly to me, so have changed my entry to that (with thanks to Chris for doing the swap for me)
I must say I rather liked your 'sea' picture, but I can understand why you wanted to change it.
Perhaps it is a sign of global warming that so few of this months photographs really make me shiver.
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Carrie
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(journeywoman)
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22/02/2008 14:04
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Re: Winter
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Thanks for the comment. Now I'm wondering if I did the right thing!
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22/02/2008 17:24
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Skating ducks
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Peter, Shome mishtake shurely. These ducks should be skating down the pier, shouldn't they?
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Siuya
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(Cool Hand Chris)
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22/02/2008 17:25
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Now I'm wondering if I did the right thing!
Two swaps start to get expensive
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Peter, Shome mishtake shurely. These ducks should be skating down the pier, shouldn't they?
It's under the ice
Just wait, it may make a return next month....
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john_g
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22/02/2008 20:43
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Winters here seldom include snow, and even a frost that stays in rare, hence my original submission of a winter sea. Following the comments I wasn't sure if it would speak winter to everyone.
Then I was driving home and saw a sunset that said winter more loudly to me, so have changed my entry to that (with thanks to Chris for doing the swap for me)
I haven't thought about changing my submitted picture, but do wish I'd called it "Winter Sun, Hove Seafront"!
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Badgerman
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23/02/2008 10:58
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Re: Frozen Out
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Great picture, love the angle this was taken at, and spot on composition.
Looking at the picture, I can imagine the feeling in my fingers, having to hold it to open the frozen lock.
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Misty (Circle of Confusion)
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Yet another excellent photograph if I may say so.
But where was it taken? There's not too many snow covered mountains in Bedfordshire (are there)? 
I really like the photograph of the frozen padlock as well.
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Re: Misty (Circle of Confusion)
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Thank you,
No, unfortunately there's not many snow covered mountains in Bedfordshire (I don't think we even got snow this year! ) It was taken in New Zealand on the south island last year.
I really like the frozen padlock too, I'm a sucker for close up frosty photos.
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Had lots of other ideas but most have been done
Just because your other ideas had been done... doesn't mean that you couldn't submit the same idea!
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Bawbee
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(Out on a whim)
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26/02/2008 19:45
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Gridlock (IanA)
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I like this one, it's very descriptive and is a very good reportage shot of an actual event. Good Luck.
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APchris
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26/02/2008 20:47
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Re: Which to choose???
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...I can't decide. So many excellent entries this month my shortlist of favorites filled the back of an envelope!
I love the pose of the female doll in David's 'Trapped' that's just how all women stand when they're cold and I love the idea behind Chris's 'If winter comes, can spring be far behind?' a well thought out image that fits Damien's brief perfectly...
...but then there are so many other good ones too!
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Re: Feb08 comments “Clues to the season”
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hi all, my second post here
some great shots, looks like ill have to try harder next month, well done to all!
Jonny
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Great picture, love the angle this was taken at, and spot on composition.
Looking at the picture, I can imagine the feeling in my fingers, having to hold it to open the frozen lock.
Thanks for the comments, it was freezing the morning I took that shot (temp was reading -6 in the car!!)
The quality of the images have been superb and i'm already looking forward to the next months subject.
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BigWill
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(Gorgeous oversensitive Nikon-loving cream puff)
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28/02/2008 07:13
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Skating
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........brilliant capture by that "observer of life" AlanW!
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Does anyone else find it really difficult choosing photos for this competition?
I have lots that filled this brief & ended up picking at random.
Too many good entries this month.
L.
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Ian_A
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(Avocadopearaphobe)
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29/02/2008 12:50
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Re: Gridlock (IanA)
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I like this one, it's very descriptive and is a very good reportage shot of an actual event. Good Luck.
Thanks, Bawbee. It's not a very interesting interpretation of the theme, but it reflects something I dislike about winter - being stuck in a 4WD and not being able to get home for all the traffic that can't handle the conditions!
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29/02/2008 17:49
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Does anyone else find it really difficult choosing photos for this competition?
I have lots that filled this brief & ended up picking at random.
Too many good entries this month.
L.
Actually no I found it fairly easy, I didnt have a range of pics to choose from being a starter in digi photography but thats just me I guess - BTW no bodies commented on my pic yet 
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Does anyone else find it really difficult choosing photos for this competition?
I have lots that filled this brief & ended up picking at random.
Too many good entries this month.
L.
I don't "choose".
I try always to take one that fits the spec during the month of the competition.
I don't always succeed . . . . .
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29/02/2008 20:45
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I don't "choose".
I try always to take one that fits the spec during the month of the competition.
Same here Chris. I'd rather go out and take a new photo for each month, I feel it shows (to me anyway) that I made an effort rather than going through my old photos.
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29/02/2008 23:21
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Seems the last two months I have gone and shot something for it!
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Rhys
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29/02/2008 23:46
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I don't "choose".
I try always to take one that fits the spec during the month of the competition.
Same here Chris. I'd rather go out and take a new photo for each month, I feel it shows (to me anyway) that I made an effort rather than going through my old photos.
Me too, even if it ain't that good I'd also rather make the effort than sift through old stuff looking for something that may fit.
This monthly competition is actually getting me off my arse and making me think about how I can be creative. Am already thinking about March's entry (hopefully they will get better as the months go by - never know by Dec I might get a mug. )
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29/02/2008 23:47
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BTW no bodies commented on my pic yet
Don't worry. That's not untypical. With nearly 70 entries this month it's not surprising. There are many entries that never get mentioned. It's nothing personal and it's Damien's decision that matters.
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Agreed it would be better to get out and teak some new photos, but with a 3 month old baby that is a bit difficult at the moment
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…it's Damien's decision that matters.
<stifled giggle> Who told you that </stifled giggle>
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(Dead Horse Flogger)
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01/03/2008 15:47
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<stifled giggle> Who told you that </stifled giggle>
I'm just trying to 'big it up' for the newbies.
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Oh? Oh yes …yes of course!
Yes… 'It's Damien's decision that matters …of course
Thanks David
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BigWill
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02/03/2008 20:06
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Oh? Oh yes …yes of course!
Yes… 'It's Damien's decision that matters …of course
Thanks David
Do not incur the wrath of "Tharg The Mighty" lest he smite you from above with a lightning bolt.......................and like they always say "Once smitten, twice shy!"
BigWill
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