Weekly Black and White Challenge - ending 8pm Wed 16th October 2019 - NARROW
OK here is a new challenge - which, looking through the topic list, I don't think has been done before. So an image representing narrow please - could be street, passage, room, boat etc but certainly not narrow-minded.
The usual rules:
1. The challenge is just for fun.
2. All images must be taken after the theme is announced.
3. All images must be uploaded by 8pm on Wednesday
4. All uploads must be B&W (or sepia toned)
5. Only one upload per member
6. The person who hosts is the judge for that week challenge and the judge’s decision is final
7. The winner gets to create, run and judge the challenge for the following week
8. Have fun.
9. No need for dieting but keep your elbows in when in your narrow place.
Good luck.
The usual rules:
1. The challenge is just for fun.
2. All images must be taken after the theme is announced.
3. All images must be uploaded by 8pm on Wednesday
4. All uploads must be B&W (or sepia toned)
5. Only one upload per member
6. The person who hosts is the judge for that week challenge and the judge’s decision is final
7. The winner gets to create, run and judge the challenge for the following week
8. Have fun.
9. No need for dieting but keep your elbows in when in your narrow place.
Good luck.
I’ve made a list of ideas and have now started narrowing it down...
Quote:And of course I was in Tewkesbury on Wednesday which is full of pretty narrow alleyways! Lousy timing
It's a conspiracy against you, Al....
Sorry for the delay - got a bit distracted. Just 3 entries of narrow things.
Dave's worrying staircase - I can imagine that this is not somewhere you would want to hang out
Eddie's path - you nailed the composition - very autumnal
Alison' antique alley looks interesting
So narrowing it down, the winner is Alison's back passage
(so to speak).
Well done and over to you.
Dave's worrying staircase - I can imagine that this is not somewhere you would want to hang out
Eddie's path - you nailed the composition - very autumnal
Alison' antique alley looks interesting
So narrowing it down, the winner is Alison's back passage
(so to speak). Well done and over to you.
