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Bring it, BP....

am not happy with the news of the flu...if it is anything like the stuff going around here, it is just a butt kicker...two weeks of hell. Am glad to know that you are back on the sunny side, and am shaking in my boots, wondering what you are gonna post...I am gonna croak if you win two months in a row.


patti

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Not wasted any "Time" this month then patti..... and waxing lyrical as well.
Good interpretation of the theme for the month well done.

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There's so much effort put into these shots, it's so nice to see new stuff coming in! this time choosing will be tough - and not all the entries have arrived yet!

Quentin

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Gosh...............not sure if I have enough time to write all this down

Big Pix, glad to hear you are back on track. The flu is a curse

HS I love the sundial, simple but effective, these ideas are just great

Andy, a good interpretaion of time, the decaying stair. You could just imagine yourself standing at the top of the stairs and getting lost in time looking over the bannister. I wonder how many footsteps have made their way donw those stairs. I also loved the earthy colours

Zorro.........fantastic. I love these windmills and the whoosh they make when you stand at the base. We are just about to have one erected accross the road from us at the dockyard. We all have to move with the times, and these beasts are just stunning.

Thomas..........another good interpretation of time, makes you wonder what is behind the door and when was the last time that door gently eased open?

Lah.the reaper, why am I not surprised. Amazing shot, I love the clock. Mine look similar after a few glasses of vino

Zrmi, I love the changing shades in the skyline in your entry, also the triple effect shots.

Patti.............Quite simply time does not kill beauty, we all become more beautiful with time.

Cheers ormina

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Or maybe not tightly enough?

http://zorrofox4.deviantart.com/art/Njord-1080-79653614

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The landscape aspect crop works better than your portrait entry for sure. But as a portrait composition, it's definitely tightly cropped.

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whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohoooooo!!


Khol--what a great shot...love that a little bit spooky...and Canadian70...welcome to this place, you did great with that shot, and I loved the descriptive part...made me stop and think, and I loved it, even more. That is a "time flys" shot, if I ever saw one.

Hope that you will be taking that camera with you everywhere you go, and posting more photos...

Welcome, welcome, and hope to see more, soon!!


patti

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Thanks Patti.

Actually, there is not much to say about the image quality. I was out trying to handhold long exposures and tried different ISO's etc.

And this is one of the images i got (with a little bit of support from a pole).

It wasnt until i got home and saw the picture in my computer i realized how horrible the content was. It made me think.

The funny thing is that the folks at this factory say that there is no pollution coming out of it. Just pure water and watervapour.
Yeah right.... I sure as hell woulnd not drink water if it smells like that factory smoke. And my experience is that people in this region tends to get more sick.

So i figured..... yes, we are really borrowing time from our children. And we should be more respectful and generous to them.

I would not want to inherit a pile of ****, so why leave one behind?

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After I thought I was going to give this one a miss I got one in

Good on you. I was going to sit this one out too, until I thought of using the nearest image I had to the theme that was taken on one of my photojournalist assignments this month.

I like the idea of the timer on your PDA and the control of DoF. However I think your image could do with some straightening before cropping.

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How about a drink to go with lunch. . .



Nick

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Nick, maybe you were appealing to my stomach, but I love it!

Great idea!

By the way, if anyone wants to use an idea I had for this month, they're welcome - I wanted to try and photograph the commonly heard announcement in UK pubs of 'Time Gentlemen Please!', but in Queenstown, they tend to stay open all night!

Thanks Gordon!! I ate it after I was done. waste not, want not.lol

Nick

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Photoj and Nick , two very nice interpretations of the theme!

Food or passion? I can't tell which one I like best

Quentin

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Thomas18 - I really like your snowy shot - sometimes it can be surprisingly hard to capture snow falling as you remember seeing it, but it certainly looks like a blizzard there!