Weekly Photo Challenge No. 211 - With a Portrait Orientation

Thanks for getting me to look sideways on my walk this morning Sepiana. ;-)

Since we moved to Punta Gorda last week, we have admired this post box in the house opposite.  Thank you Sepiana, for giving me the incentive to look closely and take a photgraph of it.

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Dennis

 

Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, NV

Thanks Bailey, I haven't posted too many pictures since getting this camera in January, and I would have preferred it not being this large, so it looks like I'll have to downsize things a bit, before posting!
I wasn't aware of the fact the pictures had to be taken within a week of the challenge, and looking at the instructions at the top of the challenge, don't see anything referring to that!

"Hi everyone,



Would you like to participate in the Weekly Photo Challenge? Just take a photo that is your interpretation of the theme and post it in this thread.



- Your photo(s) should be your own, i.e., they should not have been taken by someone else.

- Photoshopping is allowed but should be kept to the basics only rather than a total transformation.

- Grab your camera, experiment, and, most of all, have fun."

I assume you are making reference to last weeks challenge, when Sepiana mentioned your picture of "Emmylou" had been shown a few weeks earlier! I don't want to get in the middle of that discussion, but my initial interpretation was that you had used the same picture a few weeks earlier, and perhaps could have been worded differently!
I think we have a pretty good forum here, and let's not set so many rules that it will take the fun out of it!  

On the subject of the recent controversy over the Weekly Challenge, I am somewhat confused.  When I first joined the Forum, it was clearly stated that only photos taken during the week FOLLOWING the announcement of the theme were acceptable.  Subsequently, the rules were relaxed and we were permitted to submit photos after the relevant week had elapsed.  I never saw it mentioned that shots taken EARLIER could be submitted.  I can't think that the idea is really to trawl through one's collection to find a suitable shot from way back.  Rather the rule should be: photos taken any time AFTER the initial announcement of the theme.  After all, the whole idea and aim of the theme is to get us out there, using our eyes and our cameras - that's how it works for me anyway.  I stand open to correction.
Dennis