Post by alexr on Apr 3, 2021 16:10:00 GMT
Hello, and I hope that those of you that celebrate it are enjoying long Easter weekends, you are healthy and well, and are coping within whatever restrictions are in place in your areas.
Thank you for the wonderful submissions last month. As it is now spring here in the northern hemisphere (apologies to the more southerly contingent) for this month I would love to see images that show new life, new starts, or recovery; take that however you will. The challenge is that spring images are often all about the colours, so I'd love to see innovative ways of seeing this without reliance on the usual yellows and greens. Of course, it is often recognised that a black and white lends gravitas to an image, so certainly should work for images that are focusing more on a recovery from our situation, rather than nature.
Let your imaginations run riot and I look forward to seeing (and submitting) what the forum comes up with.
Edit: I haven't been onto the forum for a while so I hadn't noticed that great minds clearly think alike, and this is broadly the same theme as the Weekly Challenge. Sorry, and I hope we can all cope with this as the requirements are different. Indeed it might be good to see how many of the entries in the Weekly Challenge translate into Black and White.
Thank you for the wonderful submissions last month. As it is now spring here in the northern hemisphere (apologies to the more southerly contingent) for this month I would love to see images that show new life, new starts, or recovery; take that however you will. The challenge is that spring images are often all about the colours, so I'd love to see innovative ways of seeing this without reliance on the usual yellows and greens. Of course, it is often recognised that a black and white lends gravitas to an image, so certainly should work for images that are focusing more on a recovery from our situation, rather than nature.
Let your imaginations run riot and I look forward to seeing (and submitting) what the forum comes up with.
Edit: I haven't been onto the forum for a while so I hadn't noticed that great minds clearly think alike, and this is broadly the same theme as the Weekly Challenge. Sorry, and I hope we can all cope with this as the requirements are different. Indeed it might be good to see how many of the entries in the Weekly Challenge translate into Black and White.
