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Well, picking a winner in this challenge was a rather hard task, in a line-up of very competent photography, spanning several genres. Excellent 180 dgrs, and the choice of ratio is exquisite! Splendid set, and good comment on the about-face. I think the pictures complement each other very...

As we are in the finale hours of the challenge, just gentle reminder about getting your contributions in. (y):)

Just about 11 days to get your entrance in. Good haul so far, but the more the merrier. ;):drinks:

Done, was not aware that the fields where there, so thanks for the heads-up. (y)

Having taken some time to ponder a bit back and forth, I have choosen the theme of "180 degrees" for the March challenge. It is a dual picture challenge of sorts, basically I have thought of what is behind me when doing my best to compose something, and have meant to but not executed to turn...

Thank you, Mike, for your take on the picture, and you other fellows for the congrats. :drinks: I will take a few days to ponder the topic for the next challenge, I have a some ideas that I need to assess, before posting it.

Depends a bit on the local neighbourhood. I would probably have some back-up, but "flaunting" it may not be the smartest option, as such.

The Bivouac Lesson. Technically rather under par, but I like it anyhow.

Blast, I noted the challenge when it was put up, found it interesting and then swiftly forgot about the whole thing. High quality on the work entered, all around. Congrats to ricks.

A intrinsic part of the daily family life the last 8,5 years, daily trotting the local woods with Frøya.

I like the monthly challenges, but as other has stated, they tend to be buried. This one popped up and lo and behold, I hadn't thought about these challenges in a while.

Carriage chapel, Åndalsnes, Norway. (Re-purposed railroad carriage. )

Something old, something new.

From the archives, but not far into them.

At dusk.

https://cameraderie.org/threads/cameraderie-challenge-53-a-sense-of-place-a-sense-of-time.52851/#post-437347 There you go, Walter. :drinks:

Locomotion...

Is it anything up there? Dog got a whiff of nose-candy or birds as its called.

Thanks, fellows. :drinks: Eased my mind as to if I somewhat furked up the challenge, it was a first for me, and not something I have used to pursue so was a bit worried if I somehow had over-reached. @MiguelATF - thank you for your kind words. I am humbled. :th_salute:

Well, then, I think it is time to announce the winner on this monthly challenge, and it is @MiguelATF, it is a proper representation of the topic and the only entry, not to detract from the picture, which holds some "sinister" qualities. Congratulations on the win! With that out of the way...

Just a few days to go now, and if that black week, -friday stuff shouldnt be a ample opportunity for some shots, I dont know what is! :unsure:

Start Date November 01 2021 Start Date November 30 2021 "Consumerism": As I won the last monthly challenge, (which is a first for me, in any sort of photographic event), I needed a bit of time to find something which could be somewhat of a general topic for the world wide audience, I was...

😳 Ermh, didnt see that coming. Thank you, will be back stronger tomorrow evening or Sunday as I am on the road and just have the phone to communicate with for the moment.

First of a small series of the tree running the Panasonic 45-150, the rest was variants of the same theme, trying different angles and reaches, none especially interesting but this one I like. Taken on the first foray trying out both the GX9 with the L.Monocrome D. (if I recall correctly) and...

Pedestrian path closed, use alternative pedestrian path.

Feedback apricated, I get your drift and it wasn't a easy choice to piece them together from the series, so I went for the instruction followed by the sequence with the blow and counterstroke, which for me as a practitioner makes sense, within the limitiations of the numbers of pictures...

The river, Nannestad, Norway

Instructions: The above photos are from a training session some years back with my local chapter of the Oslo based "Historical European Martial Arts" (HEMA) club Frie Duellister/Free duellists. This particular series shows a play from Achille Marrozzo`s treatise "Opera Nova dell'Arte delle...

Vinstra station, Norway

Another aerial one, this one from Kenya: I think this is part of the Rift Valley, somewhere between Masai Mara and Nairobi. Shot on the mobile.

Three from the phone: All from Bergen, Norway

One from the phone: Finally managed to get a proper import into LRc, have to smile as this also got a round in Silver FX. Had a version in B/W from earlier on, as it was part of one of these B/W 7 day challenges some years ago.

The little mrs in 2007, somewhat sunburnt... One of the dreaded 480X640 shots, run it through Topaz Gigapixel at 4X and just that. Not to bad for what it is, I think. I need to look into getting rid of that glare on her cheek.

Couple of statues, from 2010 with the Ixus: Waiting for the car, which had a new exhaust mounted, and just trotting about. Stumbled over a small statue exhibit amongst a lot building sites, spent a bit of time just looking at the stuff, and had the ixus in my pocket. Found this files as...

Proto-drones! Very cool!! :th_salute:

Boring wait, so a little Covid safe street photography was pursued... :biggrin: 🤪 Probably cropped in about 70%, run through Topaz gigapixel and then sharpen AI... Flat light galore, and not very interesting but more of an exercise thing.

Dreaming of chasing the neighbourhood cats and roe-deer.

Some from last summer, with the TG6: Not entirely sure, but didnt bond with that camera. I found it somewhat fiddly to horse around with and not to my liking at all. Have it up in the local classified, so if it can be passed on it will be, if not, shelf it is, most likely. May have a go at...

Somewhat begs the question about reprocessing, something I have thought a bit about in the last few weeks. :)

A couple more from the phone: Something old, something new in Bergen, Norway and a raising sun in Mara Naboisho Conservancy. The phones may have come a long way, but I do not particulary enjoy using them for photography. Having pondered it a bit, I think there are a feeling of clinically...

Oh, those dandylions must wait untill mid to end of April, I fear, for my parts. Two with the phone: