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Weekly Macro Challenge - ending 8pm Sun. 25th Oct. 2020 - I spy...
Not being able to find a theme, I am putting the onus on you to find a subject.
You need to photograph something beginning with the first letter of your ePz username. E for Eddie, P for Phil, and so on. If your username begins with a number, then that number represents a letter - eg. 1=A, 2=B, 3=C and so on...
Put your thinking caps on, and we'll meet again in just under a week to find out just how imaginative you have been.
Good luck to one, and good luck to all (if they take part this week).
The rules remain the same, namely:
1. The challenge is just for fun.
2. YOUR IMAGE MUST BE TAKEN AFTER THE THEME IS ANNOUNCED.
3. The image must be uploaded in a comment in this thread by 8pm (UK time) on the following Sunday
4. Only one upload per member
5. The person who hosts is the judge for that week's challenge and the judge’s decision is final
6. The winner gets to create, run and judge the challenge for the following week
7. Photos in the thread, no links.
For new participants - if you win, you will have to set and judge the next week's challenge.
You need to photograph something beginning with the first letter of your ePz username. E for Eddie, P for Phil, and so on. If your username begins with a number, then that number represents a letter - eg. 1=A, 2=B, 3=C and so on...
Put your thinking caps on, and we'll meet again in just under a week to find out just how imaginative you have been.
Good luck to one, and good luck to all (if they take part this week).
The rules remain the same, namely:
1. The challenge is just for fun.
2. YOUR IMAGE MUST BE TAKEN AFTER THE THEME IS ANNOUNCED.
3. The image must be uploaded in a comment in this thread by 8pm (UK time) on the following Sunday
4. Only one upload per member
5. The person who hosts is the judge for that week's challenge and the judge’s decision is final
6. The winner gets to create, run and judge the challenge for the following week
7. Photos in the thread, no links.
For new participants - if you win, you will have to set and judge the next week's challenge.
Quote:As a mod you do you have the power to change user names - addition of q, z, x etc could be fun.
Haha! Don't tempt fate, Dave...you never know what you might end up with - or start with, in this instance I might use Æ, Ø or Å...
Just a polite reminder to get your thinking caps on, fingers out, roll up your sleeves, and start thinking macro.
Anyone unsure of which letter their username starts with can contact me either here in the thread, or by pm and I will give them a clue.
Anyone unsure of which letter their username starts with can contact me either here in the thread, or by pm and I will give them a clue.
Hi Carol...good to see your entry, but unfortunately it cannot be considered as it was taken before the theme was announced on the 19th - please see the rules in the first post.
Welcome back if you have a new image taken after the starting gun was fired.
Welcome back if you have a new image taken after the starting gun was fired.
Just under 24 hours to go and I am hoping for some more entries to appear before the deadline tomorrow...
According to my timepiece, which was put back 1 hour today, time is up...off for a perusal and back with the judgement soon.
So...let's have a look at what we have...shall I take them in time-honoured order of uploading, or, perhaps more in keeping with the theme, alphabetically?
You know what? I think I'll be so bold as to break with tradition and hang the consequences and go with the alphabety spaghetti version.
So, first up we have;
Andrew. Eastern promise and seductive scents, eh...a dab behind each earlobe, and where ever else might do the trick.
Cattyal (IL - ALL HAIL!!!). This reminds me of one of those liquorice catherine wheels we used to have back in the day when a visit to the local sweet shop was first priority after getting the week's pocket money.
Dave: DIY Dave and his drill-bits. (That reminds me, dental appointment tomorrow. God, how I hate dentists!) Look like the drills used for concrete and stone?
Eddie: Whatever is that toy inside the egg? Can't for the life of me make out what it is...can you fathom it out? Bet you ate the egg afterwards, didn't you...
Phil: Bringing up the rear, alphabetically. I thought these were the brains extracted form the skulls of messrs. Johnson, Hancock and Cummings - they look to be about the right size...did you know Spitting Image is back!
Well,I guess I have to now make a decision, so will have a wee think and get back to y'all asap.
You know what? I think I'll be so bold as to break with tradition and hang the consequences and go with the alphabety spaghetti version.
So, first up we have;
Andrew. Eastern promise and seductive scents, eh...a dab behind each earlobe, and where ever else might do the trick.
Cattyal (IL - ALL HAIL!!!). This reminds me of one of those liquorice catherine wheels we used to have back in the day when a visit to the local sweet shop was first priority after getting the week's pocket money.
Dave: DIY Dave and his drill-bits. (That reminds me, dental appointment tomorrow. God, how I hate dentists!) Look like the drills used for concrete and stone?
Eddie: Whatever is that toy inside the egg? Can't for the life of me make out what it is...can you fathom it out? Bet you ate the egg afterwards, didn't you...
Phil: Bringing up the rear, alphabetically. I thought these were the brains extracted form the skulls of messrs. Johnson, Hancock and Cummings - they look to be about the right size...did you know Spitting Image is back!
Well,I guess I have to now make a decision, so will have a wee think and get back to y'all asap.
