February Challenge - Patterns

"Patterns" - they are all around us. They appear in architecture, natural living objects, shadows etc etc. They can of course be created by your own imagination. Whatever the source of the pattern the challenge is for you.

Here's an example to get you going. - but no prizes for guessing where this pattern is from.

So get your cameras out and get yourselves out and start looking for those patterns all around us.

( submit entries directly to the current challenge gallery on the website keeping your images to no more than 640px wide or high and giving them the title of "Image title " by " Your name". You do not need to regiaster for anything to submit a photo to this challenge.)

Street Challenge Voting

Entires are now closed for the Street Challenge. 

Voting continues until the end of January on this page . You can also view the current state of voting by going to the same page. Details of the most popular images will appear here in the beginning of February.

People Challenge Results

The nominations for the best images in the People Challenge are now closed. There were a alrge number of images nominated, but the three most popular were...

                    1.On the Lookout by Malcolm Attrill

                    2.Men At Work by Scott Johnston

           and 

                    3. Refresh by Mike

Well done to all three. Here are the three images chosen.

On the Lookout by Malcolm Attrill

Men At Work by Scott Johnston

Refresh by Mike

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Street Challenge

Ghostly Encounter by Peter Leech

The Challenge voted for the January Challenge is "Street". Its your chance to get out in the streets with your camera and be creative. Plenty of scope in this topic, so let's get the entries rolling in.

Liverpool One by Derek Hyamson

To view the entries so far for the "Street" Challenge go  here 



To enter an image for this challenge please e mail a jpg of approx 600 px wide to me at peter@bonvilston.org.uk